Routledge Philosophy Guidebook to Rousseau and The Social ContractPsychology Press, 2004 - 214 páginas Rousseau's Social Contract is a benchmark in political philosophy and has influenced moral and political thought since its publication. Rousseau and the Social Contract introduces and assesses: *Rousseau's life and the background of the Social Contract *The ideas and arguments of the Social Contract *Rousseau's continuing importance to politics and philosophy Rousseau and the Social Contract will be essential reading for all students of philosophy and politics, and anyone coming to Rousseau for the first time. |
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INTRODUCTION | 1 |
ROUSSEAU THE MAN | 5 |
CONFESSIONS | 6 |
GENEVA | 7 |
ADOLESCENCE | 9 |
FROM VENICE TO VINCENNES | 10 |
MUSIC | 12 |
FICTION | 13 |
THE LAWGIVER CULTURE AND MORALITY | 128 |
WHY THE LAWGIVER IS NEEDED | 130 |
THE QUALITIES OF THE LAWGIVER | 133 |
THE REGRESS PROBLEM | 134 |
SUPERIOR INTELLIGENCE AND THE PROBLEM OF EQUALITY | 135 |
WHAT THE LAWGIVER DOES AND DOES NOT DO | 137 |
HOW THE LAWGIVER DOES WHAT HE DOES | 138 |
PERSUASION AND FREEDOM | 140 |
CONDEMNATION | 14 |
IN RETROSPECT | 15 |
HUMAN NATURE AND MORAL PSYCHOLOGY | 17 |
BASIC IDEAS | 19 |
ROUSSEAUS VOCABULARY OF THE PASSIONS | 21 |
THE PROBLEM OF DEPENDENCE | 25 |
THE NATURAL GOODNESS OF HUMANITY | 30 |
THE ROLE OF ARTIFICE | 32 |
WAS ROUSSEAU RIGHT? | 33 |
THE PSEUDOCHRONOLOGY OF THE DISCOURSE ON INEQUALITY | 36 |
MAN IS BORN FREE | 39 |
MEN AS THEY ARE LAWS AS THEY COULD BE | 41 |
MAN IS BORN FREE | 42 |
THE GENERAL SOCIETY OF THE HUMAN RACE | 45 |
FALSE THEORIES OF THE BODY POLITIC | 53 |
NATURAL SUBORDINATION | 54 |
THE RIGHT OF THE STRONGER | 61 |
OF SLAVERY | 63 |
THE NEED FOR A FIRST CONVENTION | 69 |
THE SOCIAL PACT AND PROPERTY | 72 |
THE SOCIAL PACT | 76 |
THE REMARKABLE CHANGE IN MAN | 80 |
FREEDOM | 82 |
PROPERTY | 89 |
SOVEREIGNTY AND THE GENERAL WILL | 97 |
EARLIER MENTIONS OF THE GENERAL WILL | 99 |
THE GENERAL WILL AND THE WILL OF ALL | 102 |
VOTING AND THE PROBLEM OF FACTION | 106 |
A BRIEF NOTE ON CONDORCETS JURY THEOREM | 109 |
THE LIMITS OF SOVEREIGN POWER AND THE NATURE OF THE LAW | 110 |
UNIVERSALITY OF THE WILL AND OF THE OBJECT | 112 |
THE DEATH PENALTY | 115 |
THE LAW FURTHER ASPECTS | 116 |
MORE ON THE GENERAL WILL | 118 |
SYNOPTIC REMARKS ON THE GENERAL WILL | 122 |
DENATURING | 142 |
PSEUDOCHRONOLOGY | 143 |
LEGITIMACY AND SOCIAL UNITY | 144 |
GOVERNMENT AND SOVEREIGN | 148 |
THE GOVERNMENT AND ITS TASK | 149 |
ROUSSEAUS MATHEMATICAL ANALOGIES | 151 |
THE FORMS OF GOVERNMENT | 156 |
DEMOCRACY AS A FORM OF GOVERNMENT | 157 |
ARISTOCRACY AS A FORM OF GOVERNMENT | 158 |
MONARCHY AS A FORM OF GOVERNMENT | 159 |
MIXED FORMS | 161 |
GEOGRAPHICAL DETERMINISM? | 162 |
DEGENERATION AND COLLAPSE | 165 |
THE WELLORDERED STATE | 167 |
AGAINST REPRESENTATIVE SOVEREIGNTY | 169 |
HOW DEMOCRATIC ARE ROUSSEAUS INSTITUTIONS? | 172 |
RECTITUDE EFFICIENCY AND COMMONALITY | 173 |
CIVIL RELIGION | 177 |
THE TEXT | 178 |
THE HISTORY OF RELIGION | 179 |
TYPES OF RELIGION IN RELATION TO THE STATE | 182 |
ROUSSEAUS POSITIVE PROGRAMME | 184 |
CONCLUSION | 188 |
THE SOCIAL CONTRACT IN RETROSPECT | 190 |
POLITICAL HOSTILITY | 191 |
TOTALITARIANISM AND THE GENERAL WILL | 193 |
TOTAL ALIENATION | 197 |
CONSTITUTIONALISM AND ELITE DOMINATION? | 198 |
THE LAWGIVER CIVIL RELIGION DENATURING AND ENGULFMENT | 199 |
THE PHILOSOPHICAL AFTERLIFE OF THE GENERAL WILL | 200 |
IS THE SOCIAL CONTRACT CONTRACTARIAN? | 202 |
ROUSSEAUS ENDURING IMPORTANCE | 203 |
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