Rousseau and Geneva

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Exploring the intricate relationship between Jean-Jacques Rousseau and his native city, this work delves into the evolution of political ideas in Geneva during his lifetime. It examines how Rousseau's experiences and the political climate of the city influenced his philosophical writings. The book highlights key themes such as social contract theory and the tension between individual freedom and communal responsibility, offering valuable insights into the development of modern political thought.