Also known as: Sensus communis, Inner sense, Koine aisthesis, Common sense (sensus communis), Common Sense (sensus communis), Common sense (Sensus communis), Common sense (Sensus Communis)
In Aristotelian and early modern psychology, the internal faculty that integrates the data from the five external senses into a unified perception. It was considered a vital link between the physical body and the higher rational soul.
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