Philosophy and Religion, Philosophy, Philosophical Traditions and Schools of Thought

Complete Works. Volume IX B: 1757-1758

Jean-Jacques Rousseau (author), Sophie Audidiere (editor-in-chief), Bruno Bernardi (editor-in-chief), Pierre Frantz (editor-in-chief), Rudy Le Mentheour (editor-in-chief), Johanna Lenne-Cornuez (editor-in-chief), Jean-Paul C Montagnier (editor-in-chief), Ourida Mostefai (editor-in-chief), James Swenson (editor-in-chief), Catherine Volpilhac-Auger (editor-in-chief)

Hardback Published on: 17/01/2024; Language: French

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Synopsis

During this critical period, Rousseau composes music, translates, gives a new impetus to his philosophy: in the Lettre a D'Alembert, he takes leave of the Parisian world, in texts never published, he explains his thought about social cohesion, moral duty, and, the progress of human spirit.

Publisher information

Publisher: Classiques Garnier
ISBN: 9782406151630
Number of pages: 652
Dimensions: 150 x 219 mm
Weight: 1007g
Languages: French