This country twice banned the publication of a work that cross-referenced "the Eucharist" with "cannibalism". A thinker from this country wrote that people who put up fences are the founders of "civil society," and argued that children can only understand emotions like sympathy when they grow into adolescence. Salons hosted philosophical discourse in this country, which produced a work that describes people all forfeiting the same amount of individual rights to set up a political community. That work is the Social Contract. For 10 points, name this country, home to philosophes like Denis Dider
This country twice banned the publication of a work that cross-referenced "the Eucharist" with "cannibalism". A thinker from this country wrote that people who put up fences are the founders of "civil society," and argued that children can only understand emotions like sympathy when they grow into adolescence. Salons hosted philosophical discourse in this country, which produced a work that describes people all forfeiting the same amount of individual rights to set up a political community. That work is the Social Contract. For 10 points, name this country, home to philosophes like Denis Diderot, Baron de Montesquieu, and Jean-Jacques Rousseau.  
This country twice banned the publication of a work that cross-referenced "the Eucharist" with "cannibalism".
France 