Sabiduría política y práxis gubernativa en J.J. Rousseau

In the most celebrated books of Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s work, this author exposes a political theory full of marks which, historically, have been inapplicable for the effective political life. However, in the end of his life, Rousseau writes two books in which he makes comments about the governments...

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Autor principal: Rosanovich, Damián
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Lenguaje:español
Publicado: 2010
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Sumario:In the most celebrated books of Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s work, this author exposes a political theory full of marks which, historically, have been inapplicable for the effective political life. However, in the end of his life, Rousseau writes two books in which he makes comments about the governments of Poland and Corsica. In this paper, we are going to make an analysis of the most theoretical works (v. g. The Social Contract) and those mentioned, in which it will be possible to find the reach and the flexibility that Rousseau gives to the axioms of his political philosophy.