Du Contrat Social
Published in 1762, Rousseau's thinking is still relevant in these modern times. He believes that all citizens of a state fundamentally have a natural power of equality. This is the "social contract" between the citizens of a state. Rousseau writes about liberty and law, freedom and justice. A declaration of democratic principles. A Collector's Edition.
GenresPhilosophyHistory & SurveysPoliticalPolitical ScienceHistory & Theory
156 pages
Other (97) edition · First published 2006 by Frederick Ellis · ISBN 9789998136465
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