Jean-Jacques Rousseau was born in Geneva on June 28, 1712. Many critics credit him to have contributed to both the French and the American revolutions. They also consider Rousseau a pioneer in education. For most critics, Rousseau’s major work, which title is Emile, on education, is the foundation of educational philosophy. Most observers further credit Rousseau to have contributed to the enlightenment period in Europe.
This book is my contribution to Rousseau’s literary legacy. The text introduces Jean-Jacques Rousseau as a world famous philosopher. It explores his popular works about politics, society, education, and law (among others).
Below is a short video about the book. This trailer outlines the gist of the text. I aptly title this publication Jean-Jacques Rousseau: A Collection of Short Essays.
The book is available in several formats, including e-book and paperback. You may find this book at your favorite online bookstore, including Amazon, Barnes and Noble, Kobo, and other popular book retailers. You may also get a copy from my official book store (benwoodjbooks.com).
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