Adam Smith
In eighteenth century England, one would know of a man bythe name of Adam Smith and be marveled by his theories and philosophies. Early on in Smith's life he was noted for being an intelligent child which lead him to go to Oxford at the age of seventeen on a scholarship. Here the foundation of his future began, the teachers at Oxford were reluctant and thus Smith found himself reading whatever he chose including a questionable work of David Hume, A Treatise of Human Nature, which ends up being an influence on him. He remained at Oxford for six years, graduated, and then moved on to the University of Glasgow, where although many of his actions were often disapproved of, he was Already known for his scholarly achievements, well educated although a self-taught graduate of Oxford, and his absentminded persona, his first book The Theory of Moral Sentiments greatly increased his notoriety. The theory that he introduced about human self-interest and moral judgment attracted much interest and debate. He proposed that humans being selfish creatures are capable of moral judgment only due to their ability of placing themselves in the objective view of the third-person. The
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