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According to Rousseau, the social contract is primarily aimed at:
According to Rousseau, the social contract is primarily aimed at:
Rousseau believed that the legitimacy of government arises from:
Rousseau believed that the legitimacy of government arises from:
In the social contract, Rousseau proposed that individuals should:
In the social contract, Rousseau proposed that individuals should:
Study Notes
Rousseau's Social Contract
- Primarily aimed at protecting individuals from the consequences of their own selfishness and the abuse of power by those in authority
- Legitimacy of government arises from the general will of the people, not from a monarch or a ruler
- Individuals should surrender their natural rights to a collective whole, thereby creating a sovereign entity that represents the general will
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Test your knowledge of Rousseau's social contract with this quiz. Explore his views on the purpose of the social contract, the source of government legitimacy, and his proposals for individual behavior within this framework.
