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JEAN-JACQUES ROUSSEAU'S "POST-MARXIST" CRITIQUE OF ALIENATION: A RE-READING THROUGH JACQUES LACAN AND SLAVOJ ZIZEK
; It is widely recognized that although Jean-Jacques Rousseau mainly uses the idea of alienation in the sense of giving away or selling, ' his presentation of man in society foreshadows, to some extent, the concept of alienation as it is elaborated by Hegel and Marx. Friedrich Engels was the first to identify ...
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Qvortrup, Mads: The Political Philosophy of Jean-Jacques Rousseau: The Impossibility of Reason.(Book Review)
; ...Mads The Political Philosophy of Jean-Jacques Rousseau: The Impossibility of Reason...In The Political Philosophy of Jean-Jacques Rousseau: The Impossibility of Reason...seeks to dispel the view that Rousseau is closer to revolutionaries...
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Rousseau, Jean-Jacques. Letter to D'Alembert and Writings for the Theater.(The Collected Writings of Rousseau, vol. 10)(Book review)
; ROUSSEAU, Jean-Jacques. Letter to D'Alembert and...The Collected Writings of Rousseau, Vol. 10. Edited and translated...the estimable edition of Rousseau's collected writings in...writings in English. This Rousseau edition, which is proceeding...
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Rousseau, Jean-Jacques: Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Restless Genius.(Brief article)(Book review)
; Rousseau, Jean-Jacques Jean-Jacques Rousseau: Rest Genius. Leo Damrosch. New York: Houghton Mifflin, 2005. 566 pp. $30.00. Damrosch ... is plainly soaked in Rousseau's letters, and the letters and documents of his friends and enemies...
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The stories of citizens: Rousseau, Montesquieu, and de Stael challenge Enlightenment reason. (Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Charles-Louis Montesquieu, and Germaine de Stael)
; Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Charles-Louis Montesquieu, and Germaine de Stael tell stories that...citizenship still advanced today by liberals and communitarians. Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Charles-Louis Montesquieu, and Germaine de Stael each tell stories...
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Constitutive elements of the discourse of natural instruction in Rousseau's Emile: situations and implications.(Jean-Jacques Rousseau )(Critical Essay)
; In Emile, (1) Jean-Jacques Rousseau describes a mythical process of education...is to be nature's emissary, since Rousseau wishes to restitute natural directivite...treats of forces similar to those Rousseau wishes to introduce. [R]epresenting...
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Rousseau in England.(Jean-Jacques Rousseau)(Report)
; ...arrived in town the celebrated Jean-Jacques Rousseau ... [who] has been brought into...toleration was comparatively high. Rousseau had had a reputation in Europe...chapter on civil religion in which Rousseau attacked Christianity for having...
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Romanticizing adolescence: Godwin's St. Leon and the matter of Rousseau.(William Godwin, Jean-Jacques Rousseau)
; ...abandoned, the scene is linked with the mythos of Jean-Jacques Rousseau--especially with Rousseau's infamous abdication of fatherhood--through...disguise, an Armenian caftan. This costume, Rousseau's palliative for urinary pain, is a blatantly...
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Rousseau, Jean-Jacques Confessions.(Book Review)
; Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Edition established and presented by Alain Grosrichard. Paris: Flammarion...my fellow men a man in all the truth of nature; I shall be this man. Rousseau knew very well he was not the first to put forward this challenge. However...
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Modern theorist of tyranny? Lessons from Rousseau's system of checks and balances *.(Jean-Jacques Rousseau)
; ...its tendency toward tyranny than Jean-Jacques Rousseau. From Benjamin Constant, who labeled...history of modern thought, (2) Rousseau has scarcely enjoyed a universally...on one particular charge: that Rousseau provides ferment for the tyrannical...
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