PSCI 2302 Lecture Notes - Lecture 3: Social Contract, Among Men, Civil Religion
14 Dec 2016
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Jean-jacques rousseau, on the social contract (p. 437-465) Social contract is a mechanism in which people can enter into a political society, according to the terms of a contract. Rousseau gave a manual for tyranny, and that it represents stalin(cid:495)s into his own chains. Others claim that created by the rich to the poor. The problem of legitimate rule (cid:494)(cid:495)man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains. (cid:495)(cid:495) (cid:523)p. 437) put in chains, illegitimate laws . He thinks he can tell us how these chains can be made legitimate. The natural condition of the human being is born free. Account on how laws might develop through the natural condition of being (cid:494)(cid:494)take men as they are, and laws as they might be(cid:495)(cid:495) You trade natural liberty with civil liberty to remain as free, but not in the same way.
