Buchreihe der ANGLIA/ ANGLIA Book Series -- Title Page -- Copyright Page -- Preface -- Table of Contents -- 1 The Discourse of Common Sense -- 1.1 The Argument: Common Sense as Compensation -- 1.2 A Short History of Common Sense in Philosophy andCriticism -- 1.3 The Discursive Formation of Early Eighteenth-CenturyCommon Sense -- 2 The Ethics of Common Sense -- 2.1 Good Sense and Good Taste: The Common-Sense Unionof Ethics and Aesthetics - Shaftesbury and Pope -- 2.2 Perversions of Moral Sense - The Fable of the Bees -- 2.3 Life Ethic and Happiness - Samuel Johnson and Rasselas -- 3 The Transgressions of Common Sense -- 3.1 "These Arrows that fly in the Dark": ApproachingAugustan Satire and Common Sense -- 3.2 "Good Sense Defaced": Enthusiasm and False Learning -A Tale of a Tub and Peri Bathous -- 3.3 Human Nature, Reason, and Madness - A Satyr againstReason and Mankind, Gulliver's Travels, and An Essay onMan -- 4 The Politics of Common Sense -- 4.1 The Birth of Common Sense Discourse from the Spiritof Patriotism -- 4.2 English Common Sense Personified - Pasquin and theMany Lives of Common Sense -- 4.3 Nationalist Common Sense: Liberty and Revolution -- 5 The Other of Common Sense -- 5.1 The Foreign Other - Robinson Crusoe and The Citizenof the World -- 5.2 The Female Other - The Rape of the Lock -- 6 The Afterlife of Common Sense -- Bibliography -- 1 Abbreviated Source References -- 2 Historical Sources -- 3 Critical Sources -- Author and Title Index -- Subject Index.