authority, economic inequality, and abuses of justice. In his novel The New Heloise (1761), Jean Jacques Rousseau suggested changes in French society, and in Emile (1762) put forward the idea of change in education. The autobiography Confessions (published in 1782 and 1789 after his death) helped to create the modern works that provoke self-analysis...
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authority, economic inequality, and abuses of justice. In his novel The New Heloise (1761), Jean Jacques Rousseau suggested changes in French society, and in Emile (1762) put forward the idea of change in education. The autobiography Confessions (published in 1782 and 1789 after his death) helped to create the modern works that provoke self-analysis...
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Jean Jacques Rousseau He gave up his children to an orphan hospital known as Enfants-Trouves. This was something that was very common, but Rousseau later expressed his eternal and bitter regret about it in his autobiography called The Confessions...	3 / 577
French Revolution Debate The last document that states ideas from the Enlightenment, influencing the French Revolution, was the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of Citizens...	2 / 398
Jean Jacques Rousseau Critique Rousseau argued that knowledge was provided by the growth of the person, and that what the teacher needed to do was to create opportunities for learning...	2 / 305
Karl Marx Theoretically, this could be used to explain Marx's idea that all conflict is based on historical materialism and social class conflict. If there were no private property, there would be no owners and workers of the land, which would obviate the need for government to regulate production and labor because there would be no competitive markets in which to buy and sell products...	3 / 665
Rousseau When he was done, he returned to Paris. There he befriended and lived with Therese Levasseur, who was a semi-literate seamstress. According to Rousseau, Therese bore him five children, whom he put in an orphanage shortly after they were born...	4 / 1007
Rousseau 1773). In his famous political treatise The Social Contract (1762; trans. 1797) he developed a case for civil liberty and helped prepare the ideological background of the French Revolution by defending the popular will against divine right...	3 / 678
Jean-Jacques Rousseau In it he described the relationship between man and society. He claimed that, "The state of nature is brutish condition without law and morality and that there are only good men as a result of society's presence...	7 / 1917