His most famous work outlines the difference between the sovereign and the government and claims that "Man is born free, and everywhere he is chains.
This man elaborated how the emergence of consonants caused emotionally sung language to transform into a colder, less expressive form in his "Essay on the Origin of Languages." In a different work, he described pity and self-preservation as the two original instincts in man, but argued that man developed a prideful need to be recognized by others known as (*) amour propre. Another text details the ideal education of a young boy who meets the Savoyard Vicar and eventually marries Sophie. His most famous work outlines the difference between the sovereign and the government and claims that "Man is born free, and everywhere he is chains." For 10 points, name this author of Emile and The Social Contract.
This man elaborated how the emergence of consonants caused emotionally sung language to transform into a colder, less expressive form in his "Essay on the Origin of Languages.
Jean-Jacques Rousseau