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The Most Influential Works of Jean-Jacques Rousseau - Emile On the Social Contract Discourse on the Origin of Inequality Among Men Confessions… - cover

The Most Influential Works of Jean-Jacques Rousseau - Emile On the Social Contract Discourse on the Origin of Inequality Among Men Confessions…

Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Translator Barbara Foxley, G. D. H. Cole, Samuel William Orson

Publisher: Musaicum Books

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In The Most Influential Works of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, the reader is presented with a comprehensive analysis of Rousseau's literary endeavors, exploring his groundbreaking ideas and philosophical musings. Rousseau's writing style is characterized by a profound introspection and a relentless quest for truth, evident in works like Emile and The Social Contract. Through a lens of social and political critique, Rousseau challenges prevailing societal norms and offers radical perspectives on education, citizenship, and the human condition. His works continue to spark debates and inspire thinkers across disciplines. Rousseau's unique blend of rationalism and romanticism sets him apart as a key figure in the Enlightenment movement. His influence on subsequent generations of writers and philosophers is undeniable, making this collection a must-read for anyone interested in the evolution of modern thought.
Available since: 11/02/2018.
Print length: 1434 pages.

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