Discourse On The Origin Of Inequality Jean-Jacques Rousseau Oxford University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Essays And Literary Reference

In His Discourses (1755) Rousseau Argues That Inequalities Of Rank Wealth And Power Are The Inevitable Result Civilizing Process If Inequality Is Intolerable - Shows With Unparalledled Eloquence How It Robs Us Not Only Our Material But Also Psychological Independence Then Can We Recover Peaceful Self-Sufficiency Life State Nature? Cannot Return To A Simpler Time Measuring Costs Progress May Help Imagine Alternatives Corruption Oppressive Conformity Modern Society Rousseau\ S Sweeping Account Humanity\ Social Political Development Epitomizes Innovative Boldness Englightment One Most Provocative Influential Works Eighteenth Century This New Translation Includes All Own Notes Patrick Coleman\ Introduction Builds On Recent Key Scholarship Considering Particularly Relationship Between Aesthetic Thought About Series: For Over 100 Years Oxford World\ Classics Has Made Available Widest Range Literature From Around Globe Each Affordable Volume Reflects Oxford\ Commitment Providing Accurate Text Plus Other Valuable Features Including Expert Introductions By Leading Authorities Helpful Clarify Up-To-Date Bibliographies Further Study Much More Σελίδες: 176 Διαστάσεις: 12 9X12 9Cm