Titlebook: Rousseau; An Introduction to h John C. Hall Textbook 1973Latest edition John C. Hall 1973 Aristotle.economy.essay.government.Jean-Jacques R

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Life and Background, a member of the Swiss Confederation but under the joint protection of Berne and Zürich, which were members, and of France, which of course was not. It was the city that Calvin had once ruled, and Calvinism was still the established religion. Rousseau’s mother died within days of his birth, and he w

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The ,: Its Genesis and Tendency,sinister reputation — as the founder of totalitarianism. It has given rise to wildly differing interpretations; but the interpretation that has had most popular currency, at least in the present century, is one that makes the message of the book seem entirely out of keeping with what we should have

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The General Will,big parts in the exposition of his theory, and are found to be definable in terms of each other and of the general will — but these other words are borrowed from his predecessors, even though he gives them all a new meaning. The expression ‘general will’, on the other hand, is his own. No one had us

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The Social Contract,of the individual that it is originally introduced in the two . articles of 1755 — ‘Natural (moral) law’, by Diderot, and . by Rousseau; though it was thought of from the start as having a political application. A good form of government must operate in accordance with moral laws; and if the general

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Compromise, they are the most important. There is also an entirely distinct discussion of the question in . II 3. This chapter is not in ., nor is there any trace of its presence in .; it belongs probably to the final revision, and the language at the beginning of the third paragraph suggests that Rousseau had

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