George Eliot
Discover the enduring legacy of Enlightenment thinker Jean-Jacques Rousseau with the Complete Works of Jean-Jacques Rousseau. This comprehensive collection showcases Rousseau’s most influential writings, blending political philosophy, education theory, and personal reflection into a body of work that continues to inspire and provoke thought. Contents Include: Discourse on the Arts and Sciences: A critique of progress and its effects on morality. Discourse on the Origin and Basis of Inequality Among Men: A powerful analysis of social inequality. Discourse on Political Economy: Insights into the relationship between economics and governance. Émile, or On Education: A seminal work on education and human development. The Social Contract or Principles of Political Rights: A cornerstone of political philosophy advocating for liberty and democracy. Constitutional Project for Corsica: A unique exploration of governance and autonomy. Considerations on the Government of Poland: Recommendations for political reform and national identity. Reveries of a Solitary Walker: A reflective and poetic exploration of solitude and introspection. The Confessions of Jean-Jacques Rousseau: A groundbreaking autobiographical masterpiece. Rousseau’s works examine the foundations of society, the rights of individuals, and the path to personal and collective freedom. Ideal for philosophers, historians, and anyone curious about the Enlightenment, this collection offers profound insights into human nature, governance, and education. A must-have for any serious library.
