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Frail happiness : an essay on Rousseau
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Frail happiness : an essay on Rousseau

著者: Tzvetan Todorov
出版商: University Park, Pa. : Pennsylvania State University Press, ©2001.
版本/格式:   图书 : 英语查看所有的版本和格式
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"Rousseau is often said to have "discovered and invented our modernity," and Todorov's interpretation of Rousseau centers on the question of what sort of life we can live in modern times. Like modernity itself, the answer is complex: there are several ways of life Rousseau contemplates and that Todorov considers along with him. Rousseau juxtaposes the life of the citizen and that of the solitary individual, and
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提及的人: Jean-Jacques Rousseau; Jean-Jacques Rousseau
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所有的著者/提供者: Tzvetan Todorov
ISBN: 0271021101 9780271021102 0271024003 9780271024004
OCLC号码: 45505932
描述: xxxii, 70 p. ; 21 cm.
内容: Preface to the English Edition / Tzvetan Todorov --
The Structure of the Doctrine --
The Citizen --
The Solitary Individual --
The Moral Individual.
其他题名: Frêle bonheur.
责任: Tzvetan Todorov ; translated by John T. Scott and Robert D. Zaretsky.

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"Rousseau is often said to have "discovered and invented our modernity," and Todorov's interpretation of Rousseau centers on the question of what sort of life we can live in modern times. Like modernity itself, the answer is complex: there are several ways of life Rousseau contemplates and that Todorov considers along with him. Rousseau juxtaposes the life of the citizen and that of the solitary individual, and then, Todorov shows us, he reveals a "third way": that of the moral individual. Todorov explores these ways of life and their relevance for us two centuries after Rousseau.

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."--BOOK JACKET.

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