In one work, this philosopher debunks the conception of children as essentially being small versions of adults.
In one work, this philosopher debunks the conception of children as essentially being small versions of adults. In another work, the collective of all citizens is viewed as a separate body from the government known as the state when passive and the sovereign when active. In that work, this philosopher stresses the importance of expressing the general will and states that citizens secure liberation from the state of nature by entering in the titular agreement. For 10 points, name this French author of Emile and The Social Contract.
In one work, this philosopher debunks the conception of children as essentially being small versions of adults.
Jean-Jacques {Rousseau}