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• Jean-Jacques was a composer
• His first book, "A Discourse in the Arts and Sciences," talked about how he thought science and art caused corruption of virtue and morality

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"...in respect of riches, no citizen shall ever be wealthy enough to buy another, and none poor enough to be forced to sell himself.”

This quote means that you should not ever be rich enough to buy another person into slavery and no one shold ever be poor enough to sell themself into slavery. Rousseau was very much against slavery.

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-Theory of Natural Human:
Jean Jacques Rousseau espoused the belief that all degenerates in man's hands. He taught that man would be free and wise, loose with his own desires and urges, and all the darkness in man was the result of civilization.
-Jean Jacques Rousseau had his own stages of development for humans. The noble savage, the man loose without restraints, savage but noble, was the third stage. He held that it was an optijmum, the perfect point between living like apes and decadent, civilized life.
-.He also had views on politics, education, and child-rearing.

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-The Social Contract
-Emile, Or Education
-Confessions
-Discourse on Inequality
-Julie, or the New Heloise

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-Jean Jacques Rousseau

-Born on June 28, 1712

-Died on July 2, 1778

-Born in Geneva, Switzerland

-He was a Philosopher and a songwriter

-He influenced the enlightenment in France and Europe

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