The Social Contract and The Discourses (Everyman's Library)
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The Social Contract and The Discourses (Everyman's Library)

by Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Politics Philosophy
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This volume brings together two important works by Jean-Jacques Rousseau: The Social Contract and The Discourses. Together, they explore political authority, freedom, society, and communal life, offering readers a focused introduction to ideas that have shaped the study of political philosophy.

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The Social Contract and The Discourses presents two major works by Jean-Jacques Rousseau in a single volume.

These writings address enduring questions about society, political authority, freedom, and the basis of communal life.

Rousseau’s work remains central to discussions of political philosophy and the relationship between individuals and institutions.

Published as part of Everyman’s Library, this edition offers readers a collected presentation of Rousseau’s influential thought.

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