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  • The Social Contract & Emile

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    In "The Social Contract & Emile," Jean-Jacques Rousseau explores the intricate relationships between individuals and society, presenting a dual narrative on political philosophy and education. "The Social Contract" posits the radical idea that legitimate political authority rests on the collective will of the people, encapsulating Rousseau's belief in the fundamental principles of liberty and ... Read more

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  • The Essential Writings of Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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    The Essential Writings of Jean-Jacques Rousseau presents a representative selection from the works that established him as one of modernity's most searching and controversial thinkers. Across political philosophy, moral psychology, educational theory, autobiography, and literary reflection, Rousseau interrogates the costs of civilization, the origins of inequality, the conditions of legitimate ... Read more

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