Jean-Jacques Rousseau etla Revolution Actes du Colloque de Montrealmai 1989)

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	INTRODUCTION Y•Z The philosophers who have examined the foundations of society have all felt the need to go back to the state of nature, but none of them has succeeded. —Jean-Jacques Rousseau Discourse on Inequality1 DocID: 1tekX - View Document
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