Political Science · Western Political Thought - Rousseau
Identify the correct statements about Rousseau's political philosophy: (A) Rousseau distinguished between 'Amour de soi' (self-love) and 'Amour propre' (vanity or pride). (B) The 'General Will' for Rousseau always tends toward the common good. (C) Rousseau believed that man is naturally corrupt and civil society improves him. (D) Rousseau's Social Contract begins with 'Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains'. Which statements are CORRECT?
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- 1A, B, C and D
- 2B, C and D only
- 3A and C only
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A, B and D only
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