Scottish philosophers

Scottish philosophers are thinkers from Scotland who have contributed to ideas about knowledge, existence, and society. Notable figures include David Hume, who explored human nature and skepticism about knowledge; Adam Smith, famous for his work on economics and moral philosophy; and Thomas Reid, who emphasized common sense and direct perception. Their ideas often challenge assumptions and explore how we understand the world, emphasizing reason, experience, and social relationships. Scottish philosophy has played a significant role in the development of modern ideas about science, economics, ethics, and human understanding.