THE SOCIAL CONTRACT & DISCOURSES

Discover the revolutionary ideas that shaped modern political thought with The Social Contract & Discourses by Jean-Jacques Rousseau. This classic work explores the principles of freedom, equality, and the relationship between individuals and the state, laying the foundation for democratic theory and social philosophy. Rousseau examines the origins of inequality, the legitimacy of political authority, and the concept of the general will, offering profound insights into the moral and political obligations of citizens and governments.
Ideal for students, scholars, and readers interested in political philosophy, history, and civic theory, The Social Contract & Discourses combines rigorous argumentation with timeless relevance. Rousseau’s ideas continue to influence debates on democracy, human rights, and the balance between liberty and societal order, making this work both intellectually stimulating and essential for understanding modern society