There has never been a full-length history of Scottish Philosophy. Yet Scotland has an immensely rich philosophical tradition which is justly famous for the works of several towering philosophical figures including Duns Scotus, David Hume, Adam Smith and Thomas Reid. There are many others who contributed to philosophical debates in their time whose contribution has not been fully acknowledged. Now, for the first time, a more detailed picture is offered, presented by one of the world's leading authorities on Scottish Philosophy.Throughout this comprehensive and illuminating survey, Professor Broadie shows how a tradition of Scottish philosophical thinking has been deeply interactive with science and the arts, religion and the law in Scotland.