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- 12 May 2022
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- 28 May 2026
Explanation
Rousseau argued that in the natural state, human actions are primarily motivated by the instinct for self-preservation alongside a natural feeling of empathy or sympathy towards others.
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Practice related questions from the same subject.
- 1.Which type of contract did Rousseau primarily describe in his philosophy?
- 2.According to Rousseau, which two key factors motivated people to abandon the state of nature and establish a political society?
- 3.How did Rousseau describe the state of nature?
- 4.Which country was the birthplace of Rousseau?
- 5.In which book did Rousseau present his theory of the Social Contract?
- 6.According to Rousseau's social contract theory, to whom do individuals transfer their powers?
- 7.Which concept did Rousseau strongly support?
- 8.Which philosopher is famously associated with the idea of the General Will?
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