On the Social Contract
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On the Social Contract

by Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s On the Social Contract examines the relationship between individuals, society, and political authority. This concise philosophical work offers a foundational exploration of how collective life and government can be understood through the idea of a social contract.

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On the Social Contract is a work of political philosophy by Jean-Jacques Rousseau.

The book explores the concept of an agreement between individuals and society, considering how political authority may be understood and justified.

Its subject matter makes it relevant to readers interested in philosophy, politics, government, and the foundations of civic life.

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