One thinker from this country wrote that the "sense of propriety" contains our "fellow-feeling" for other people's pain, which ought to conform to that of an "impartial spectator".
One thinker from this country wrote that the "sense of propriety" contains our "fellow-feeling" for other people's pain, which ought to conform to that of an "impartial spectator". Another thinker from here classified virtue and vice as "impressions" rather than "ideas," and gave a negative resolution to the "is-ought problem." That man from this country wrote that there is no rational basis for induction except in the case of a color gradient with a missing shade of blue. For 10 points, name this country where A Theory of Moral Sentiments and An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding were written by Adam Smith and David Hume.
One thinker from this country wrote that the "sense of propriety" contains our "fellow-feeling" for other people's pain, which ought to conform to that of an "impartial spectator".
Scotland [or Alba; prompt on "United Kingdom"; prompt on "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland"; prompt on  "Britain";  prompt on  "Great Britain"; do NOT accept "England"] 