The Common Mind

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Exploring the concept of sensus communis, this book examines the lives and writings of twelve influential literary figures, including Thomas More, Jonathan Swift, C. S. Lewis, and Russell Kirk. The author argues that this shared understanding underpins orthodoxy and societal order, shaping the character of communities. Through insightful literary portraits, the work critically analyzes contemporary cultural conditions, aiming to foster a unity of life and principles essential for a cohesive society, ultimately advocating for the recovery of a common mind.