Jean Jacques Rousseau

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foreword There is no need to "recommend" the writings of Jean Jacques Rousseau: the greatest of all critics of inequality, the purest social contract theorist of the eighteenth century (and simultaneously the deepest critic of contractarianism after Hume), the greatest writer on civic education...