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	Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (see also: [[Contract Theory]]). Furthermore, he criticised civilisation as a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth. In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau elaborates a topic from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the timeless and "simple feeling of existence".		Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (see also: [[Contract Theory]]). Furthermore, he criticised civilisation as a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth. In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau elaborates a topic from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the timeless and "simple feeling of existence".

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	1712-1778. Genevan philosopher, writer and composer. Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (see also: [[Contract Theory]]). Furthermore, he criticised civilisation as a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth. In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau elaborates a topic from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the timeless and "simple feeling of existence".		1712-1778. Genevan philosopher, writer and composer.

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	1712-1778. Genevan philosopher, writer and composer. Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (see also: [[Contract Theory]]). Furthermore, he criticised civilisation as a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth. In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau elaborates a topic from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the timeless and "simple feeling of existence".		1712-1778. Genevan philosopher, writer and composer. Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (see also: [[Contract Theory]]). Furthermore, he criticised civilisation as a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth. In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau elaborates a topic from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the timeless and "simple feeling of existence".

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	1712-1778. Genevan philosopher, writer and composer. Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (see also: [[Contract Theory]]). Furthermore, he criticised civilisation as a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth. In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau elaborates a topic from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the timeless and "simple feeling of existence".		1712-1778. Genevan philosopher, writer and composer. Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (see also: [[Contract Theory]]). Furthermore, he criticised civilisation as a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth. In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau elaborates a topic from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the timeless and "simple feeling of existence".

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	1712-1778. Genevan philosopher, writer and composer. Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (see also: [[Contract Theory]]). Furthermore, he criticised civilisation as a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth. In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau elaborates a topic from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the timeless and "simple feeling of existence".		1712-1778. Genevan philosopher, writer and composer. Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (see also: [[Contract Theory]]). Furthermore, he criticised civilisation as a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth. In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau elaborates a topic from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the timeless and "simple feeling of existence".

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	1712-1778. Genevan philosopher, writer and composer. Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (see also: [[Contract Theory]]). Furthermore, he criticised civilisation as a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth. In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau elaborates a topic from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the timeless and "simple feeling of existence".		1712-1778. Genevan philosopher, writer and composer. Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (see also: [[Contract Theory]]). Furthermore, he criticised civilisation as a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth. In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau elaborates a topic from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the timeless and "simple feeling of existence".

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	1712-1778. Genevan philosopher, writer and composer. Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (~~cp.~~ [[Contract Theory]]). Furthermore, he criticised civilisation as a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth ~~(cp. [[Swaddling]])~~. In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau elaborates a topic from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the timeless and "simple feeling of existence".		1712-1778. Genevan philosopher, writer and composer. Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (see also: [[Contract Theory]]). Furthermore, he criticised civilisation as a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth. In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau elaborates a topic from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the timeless and "simple feeling of existence".

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	1712-1778. Genevan philosopher, writer and composer. Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (cp. [[Contract Theory]]). He criticised civilisation ~~for being~~ a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth (cp. [[Swaddling]]) ~~and that human beings were perfectible~~. In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau ~~develops~~ a ~~theme~~ from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the ~~sheer,~~ timeless and "simple feeling of existence".		1712-1778. Genevan philosopher, writer and composer. Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (cp. [[Contract Theory]]). Furthermore, he criticised civilisation as a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth (cp. [[Swaddling]]). In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau elaborates a topic from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the timeless and "simple feeling of existence".

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1712-1778. Genevan philosopher, writer and composer. Advocated the equality of all human beings and government by "general will" (''volonté générale'') (cp. [[Contract Theory]]). He criticised civilisation for being a corruptive force and claimed that children were good from birth (cp. [[Swaddling]]) and that human beings were perfectible. In his ''Reveries of the Solitary Walker'' (1782), Rousseau develops a theme from earlier works: solitude in nature as the precondition to the awareness of oneself, the sheer, timeless and "simple feeling of existence".