Frail Happiness: An Essay on Rousseau

Pennsylvania State University Press (2001)
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Although all have commendable features, it is the third way, that of the moral individual - the path laid out in Rousseau's novel, Emile - that the philosopher recommends without reservation."--Jacket.

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