KnowraThomas ReidLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Thomas Reid, each with the reason it gives.All 10Related 7Compared with 3David HumeCompared with: Reid argued that Hume’s analysis undermines beliefs that ordinary life and inquiry must presuppose.Personal identityRelated: Reid’s brave-officer objection exposes a problem for simple memory-based identity.FoundationalismRelated: Reid argued that some principles are accepted without inference and can ground ordinary knowledge.University of GlasgowRelated: He taught moral philosophy at Glasgow and succeeded Adam Smith in the chair.Francis HutchesonRelated: Reid inherited the Scottish debate about moral perception but challenged aspects of Hutcheson’s account.Primary and secondary qualitiesCompared with: Reid challenges the representational framework that makes the distinction seem necessary.An Enquiry Concerning Human UnderstandingCompared with: Reid directly opposed the skeptical implications he drew from Hume’s philosophy.Adam FergusonRelated: Reid’s moral philosophy provides another contemporary Scottish framework for human nature and society.LibertarianismRelated: His account became a major historical source for agent-causal libertarianism.Dugald StewartRelated: Stewart developed Reid’s defense of common sense into a broader account of the human faculties.