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2021
Ce chapitre présente l’essence de l’idée politique de Rousseau et fait le commentaire ses ouvrages de politique : Discours sur les sciences et les arts, Discours sur l’origine et les fondements de l’inégalité parmi les hommes et Du contrat social.
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Ce chapitre présente l’essence de l’idée politique de Rousseau et fait le commentaire ses ouvrages de politique : Discours sur les sciences et les arts, Discours sur l’origine et les fondements de l’inégalité parmi les hommes et Du contrat social.
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Rousseau on Rousseau: The Individual and Society
The Review of Politics, 1977Rousseau's Confessions is generally regarded simply as his autobiography or, more precisely, as his apology—his defense of his character and conduct against the attacks of his enemies. Yet he himself claims that the work is philosophically significant; the Confessions is intended to be an account of man as he is according to nature.
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2015
The construction of the a posteriori opposition between memoir and autobiography, which rests on the belief that narrative writings of the self can be divided into two distinct genres, often leads us to consider the Confessions as the inaugural work of a firmly modern genre.
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The construction of the a posteriori opposition between memoir and autobiography, which rests on the belief that narrative writings of the self can be divided into two distinct genres, often leads us to consider the Confessions as the inaugural work of a firmly modern genre.
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2018
This essay examines the contradictory development of the concept of pity in Rousseau’s work. In the Discourse on the Origin of Inequality (1754), pity exists in the form of a vital instinct, namely the instinct of self-preservation. As a spontaneous and automatic identification with one’s fellows in the state of pure nature, prior to the establishment ...
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This essay examines the contradictory development of the concept of pity in Rousseau’s work. In the Discourse on the Origin of Inequality (1754), pity exists in the form of a vital instinct, namely the instinct of self-preservation. As a spontaneous and automatic identification with one’s fellows in the state of pure nature, prior to the establishment ...
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2001
1. Life and times of a citizen of Geneva 2. Culture, music, and the Corruption of Morals 3. Human nature and civil society 4. Liberty, virtue and citizenship 5. Religion, education, and sexuality 6.
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1. Life and times of a citizen of Geneva 2. Culture, music, and the Corruption of Morals 3. Human nature and civil society 4. Liberty, virtue and citizenship 5. Religion, education, and sexuality 6.
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2019
Romanziere di grande successo, musicista e musicologo, esperto di botanica, autore di un’autobiografia, le Confessioni (1770), paragonabile per impor- tanza solo alle Confessioni di Sant’Agostino, e di un libro sull’educazione, Emilio (1762), che costituisce uno dei grandi testi pedagogici dell’Occiden- te, Rousseau ci ha lasciato un insieme di opere ...
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Romanziere di grande successo, musicista e musicologo, esperto di botanica, autore di un’autobiografia, le Confessioni (1770), paragonabile per impor- tanza solo alle Confessioni di Sant’Agostino, e di un libro sull’educazione, Emilio (1762), che costituisce uno dei grandi testi pedagogici dell’Occiden- te, Rousseau ci ha lasciato un insieme di opere ...
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Samuel-Rousseau [Rousseau], Marcel
2001Paul Griffiths, Richard Langham Smith
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