One philosopher from this country terms the process through which concepts are generated from sensations as "suggestion," attacking the "Way of Ideas." A work from this country argues that custom and fashion have a limited role in moral judgment and seeks to awaken "the man within the breast," a sympathetic, impartial spectator. This nation was home to the author of Essays on the Intellectual Powers of Man, the common sense philosopher Thomas Reid. It also produced a thinker who distinguished "relations of ideas" and "matters of fact" and considered the possibility of a missing shade of blue. This country's Enlightenment was home to the authors of A Theory of Moral Sentiments and An Enquiry 
One philosopher from this country terms the process through which concepts are generated from sensations as "suggestion," attacking the "Way of Ideas." A work from this country argues that custom and fashion have a limited role in moral judgment and seeks to awaken "the man within the breast," a sympathetic, impartial spectator. This nation was home to the author of Essays on the Intellectual Powers of Man, the common sense philosopher Thomas Reid. It also produced a thinker who distinguished "relations of ideas" and "matters of fact" and considered the possibility of a missing shade of blue. This country's Enlightenment was home to the authors of A Theory of Moral Sentiments and An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding. For 10 points, name this country home to Adam Smith and David Hume.
One philosopher from this country terms the process through which concepts are generated from sensations as "suggestion," attacking the "Way of Ideas.