A 2010 volume of essays by experts in the field, exploring freedom in Rousseau's thought from a variety of standpoints.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Part I: 1. Freeing man from sin: Rousseau on the natural condition of mankind Ioannis D. Evrigenis 2. Making history natural in Rousseau's Discourse on the Origins of Inequality Natasha Lee 3. Rousseau's Second Discourse, between Epicureanism and Stoicism Christopher Brooke 4. Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Diderot in the late 1740s: satire, friendship, and freedom Marian Hobson 5. If you please! Theater, verisimilitude, and freedom in the Letter to d'Alembert Jérôme Brillaud 6. Music, the passions, and political freedom in Rousseau Tracy B. Strong Part II: 7. The Social Contract, or The Mirage of the General Will Stanley Hoffmann 8. 'Par le bon usage de ma liberté': freedom and Rousseau's reconstituted Christianity Jason Neidleman 9. The constraints of liberty at the scene of instruction Diane Berrett Brown 10. 'Toutes mes idées sont en images': Rousseau and the yoke of necessity Marius Hentea 11. Rousseau's ruins Louisa Shea 12. Can woman be free? Philip Stewart 13. The subject and its body: love of oneself and freedom in the thought of Rousseau Mathieu Brunet and Bertrand Guillarme Part III: 14. Paranoia and freedom in Rousseau's final decade Leo Damrosch 15. Freedom and the project of idleness Pierre Saint-Amand 16. On the uses of negative freedom Marie-Hélène Huet 17. Fail better: Rousseau's creative délire Christie McDonald Postface Stanley Hoffmann Bibliography Index.
Preface Part I: 1. Freeing man from sin: Rousseau on the natural condition of mankind Ioannis D. Evrigenis 2. Making history natural in Rousseau's Discourse on the Origins of Inequality Natasha Lee 3. Rousseau's Second Discourse, between Epicureanism and Stoicism Christopher Brooke 4. Jean-Jacques Rousseau and Diderot in the late 1740s: satire, friendship, and freedom Marian Hobson 5. If you please! Theater, verisimilitude, and freedom in the Letter to d'Alembert Jérôme Brillaud 6. Music, the passions, and political freedom in Rousseau Tracy B. Strong Part II: 7. The Social Contract, or The Mirage of the General Will Stanley Hoffmann 8. 'Par le bon usage de ma liberté': freedom and Rousseau's reconstituted Christianity Jason Neidleman 9. The constraints of liberty at the scene of instruction Diane Berrett Brown 10. 'Toutes mes idées sont en images': Rousseau and the yoke of necessity Marius Hentea 11. Rousseau's ruins Louisa Shea 12. Can woman be free? Philip Stewart 13. The subject and its body: love of oneself and freedom in the thought of Rousseau Mathieu Brunet and Bertrand Guillarme Part III: 14. Paranoia and freedom in Rousseau's final decade Leo Damrosch 15. Freedom and the project of idleness Pierre Saint-Amand 16. On the uses of negative freedom Marie-Hélène Huet 17. Fail better: Rousseau's creative délire Christie McDonald Postface Stanley Hoffmann Bibliography Index.
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