On the Social Contract
Rousseau examines the foundations of legitimate political authority and the conditions under which individuals can remain free within a collective society.
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Jean-Jacques Rousseau explores the basis of political legitimacy and the relationship between individuals and the state.
The work analyzes how people can remain free while subject to collective authority.
Rousseau presents the social contract as the mechanism through which legitimate government is established.
The text addresses fundamental questions about sovereignty, law, and the general will.
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