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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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International Law Reports, 1985
Jurisdiction — In general — Territorial — Territorial limits of jurisdiction — Expropriation of alien property by foreign State — Expropriation of company’s assets and revocation of concession — Whether to be recognized as having effect within the territory of expropriating State — Effect on company assets located outside territory of expropriating ...
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Jurisdiction — In general — Territorial — Territorial limits of jurisdiction — Expropriation of alien property by foreign State — Expropriation of company’s assets and revocation of concession — Whether to be recognized as having effect within the territory of expropriating State — Effect on company assets located outside territory of expropriating ...
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2008
Abstract Rousseau’s works do not include any treatise on moral philosophy, but they include different sorts of material that is relevant to moral philosophy. Several of his main works are primarily relevant to social philosophy, since they deal with interactions between individuals and different sorts of social contexts.
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Abstract Rousseau’s works do not include any treatise on moral philosophy, but they include different sorts of material that is relevant to moral philosophy. Several of his main works are primarily relevant to social philosophy, since they deal with interactions between individuals and different sorts of social contexts.
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Samuel-Rousseau [Rousseau], Marcel
2001Paul Griffiths, Richard Langham Smith
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Defending Uselessness: Rousseau’s Harmless and Happy Idleness
Political Research Quarterly, 2022Jacob T. Snyder
exaly
Voting the General Will: Rousseau on Decision Rules
Political Theory, 2008Melissa Schwartzberg
exaly