This philosopher noted that no one who jumps out of a burning building is accused of committing suicide in a version of his most famous work, and included descriptions of the sights of Paris in his semi-autobiographical Reveries of a Solitary Walker. This man contrasted amour de soi with amour propre in a work which also compares people who are born stronger with people who fence in plots of land. This author of Discourse on Inequality described how he would raise and educate the imaginary title
This philosopher noted that no one who jumps out of a burning building is accused of committing suicide in a version of his most famous work, and included descriptions of the sights of Paris in his semi-autobiographical Reveries of a Solitary Walker. This man contrasted amour de soi with amour propre in a work which also compares people who are born stronger with people who fence in plots of land. This author of Discourse on Inequality described how he would raise and educate the imaginary title savage in his treatise on (*) education titled Emile, and also popularized the concept of the general will. For ten points, which Swiss-French philosopher observed that "man was born free, and he is everywhere in chains" in On the Social Contract?
This philosopher noted that no one who jumps out of a burning building is accused of committing suicide in a version of his most famous work, and included descriptions of the sights of Paris in his semi-autobiographical Reveries of a Solitary Walker.
Jean-Jacques {Rousseau}