A philosopher from this country argued the morality of actions should be based on impartial observations and rooted in mutual sympathy in a chapter on "propriety of action.
A philosopher from this country argued the morality of actions should be based on impartial observations and rooted in mutual sympathy in a chapter on "propriety of action." This country was home to a school of anti-idealist philosophers who emphasized the ability to directly perceive in defending (*) common sense. The author of The Theory of Moral Sentiments was from this country, as was a man who said passions governed the actions of man in A Treatise of Human Nature. For 10 points, identify this country home to David Hume.
A philosopher from this country argued the morality of actions should be based on impartial observations and rooted in mutual sympathy in a chapter on "propriety of action.
Scotland [prompt on "Britain" or "Great Britain" or "United Kingdom"]