Jean Jacques Rousseau
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Rousseau, with the eyes of genius, foreseeing the Revolution, chose to bring up Emile, a young nobleman, so that he could man- age for himself whatever happened. And that is why, among other things, he taught him the carpenter's trade.
" Emile," therefore, is a treatise of education for scions of nobility in prevision of revolutionary times. Evidently, Musset-Pathey was thinking of the Due d'Orleans (Louis- 248 JEAN JACQUES ROUSSEAU Philippe), brought up by Mme de Genlis, according to some of J...ean-Jacques' precepts. This is rather curious.
But the essential, original, and absurd idea of " Emile " is so unpractical, that Jean-Jacques, consulted by moth- ers, by priestly tutors, even by princes, did what he already had done with regard to the " Discours sur les sciences " and the " Discours sur I'inegahte " — ^he ac- knowledges his own exaggerations, or he softens them, or even he contradicts himself. To Mme de T. (April 6, 1771) he advises strongly that an unruly child should be put to school, and did not think that the young scamp should be left to nature.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Rousseau, with the eyes of genius, foreseeing the Revolution, chose to bring up Emile, a young nobleman, so that he could man- age for himself whatever happened. And that is why, among other things, he taught him the carpenter's trade.
" Emile," therefore, is a treatise of education for scions of nobility in prevision of revolutionary times. Evidently, Musset-Pathey was thinking of the Due d'Orleans (Louis- 248 JEAN JACQUES ROUSSEAU Philippe), brought up by Mme de Genlis, according to some of J...ean-Jacques' precepts. This is rather curious.
But the essential, original, and absurd idea of " Emile " is so unpractical, that Jean-Jacques, consulted by moth- ers, by priestly tutors, even by princes, did what he already had done with regard to the " Discours sur les sciences " and the " Discours sur I'inegahte " — ^he ac- knowledges his own exaggerations, or he softens them, or even he contradicts himself. To Mme de T. (April 6, 1771) he advises strongly that an unruly child should be put to school, and did not think that the young scamp should be left to nature.
What to read after Jean Jacques Rousseau?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lemaître, Jules, 1853-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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