A Discourse On Inequality Jean-Jacques Rousseau Penguin Classics Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Philosophy

In A Discourse On Inequality Rousseau Sets Out To Demonstrate How The Growth Of Civilization Corrupts Man’s Natural Happiness And Freedom By Creating Artificial Inequalities Wealth Power Social Privilege Contending That Primitive Man Was Equal His Fellows Believed As Societies Become More Sophisticated Strongest Most Intelligent Members Community Gain An Unnatural Advantage Over Their Weaker Brethren Constitutions Set Up Rectify These Imbalances Through Peace Justice Fact Do Nothing But Perpetuate Them Rousseau’s Political Arguments Were Hugely Influential Denunciation Conditions Time One Revolutionary Documents Eighteenth-Century Σελίδες: 192 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm