Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Political principles and institutionsJohn T. Scott Taylor & Francis, 2006 - 432 páginas Bringing together critical assessments of the broad range of Rousseau's thought, with a particular emphasis on his political theory, this systematic collection is an essential resource for both student and scholar. |
Contenido
Rousseau on war and peace | 24 |
the Social Contract | 71 |
Ce qui ne signifie autre chose sinon quon le forcera | 106 |
The general will before Rousseau | 135 |
Moïse législateur | 163 |
Rousseaus Newtonian body politic | 181 |
A possible explanation of Rousseaus general will | 201 |
autonomy and democracy | 230 |
the language of Rousseaus | 250 |
a Condorcetian perspective | 264 |
Freedom dependence and the general will | 278 |
The general will and the scandal of politics | 304 |
Rousseaus death penalty | 340 |
Rousseau and the melodious language of freedom | 370 |
Rousseau on forcing to be free | 399 |
Términos y frases comunes
amour de soi amour-propre argues argument assembly autonomy body Caligula citizens civil religion civil society claim common interest concept condition consent constitution constrained Contrat social death penalty democracy dependence Discourse on Inequality Discrepancy discussion distributive justice Du Contrat Social Emile Encyclopédie equality Essay existence force freedom G. D. H. Cole Geneva Hobbes human Ibid idea imitative music individual institutions interpretation Jean-Jacques Rousseau justice language législateur legislator legitimate Leibniz liberty Lycurgue Malebranche means modern Moïse Montesquieu moral nature notion obey object obligation Oeuvres one's particular interest passions Patrick Riley persuasion peuple political theory Political Writings politique possible principle problem qu'il question reason relations representative Rousseau says Rousseau's political thought Rousseau's theory Rousseau's view Second Discourse sense Social Contract sovereign sovereignty tion total alienation trans understanding University Press Vaughan volonté générale volonté particulière vote