Who wrote the 1739 philosophical work 'A Treatise of Human Nature', arguing that morality is rooted in sentiment rather than reason?
This Scottish Enlightenment thinker remains one of the most influential figures in moral philosophy. His ideas on ethics, causation and scepticism still shape debates today.
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