Political Science, asked by Tandeep5333, 1 year ago

According to Rousseau, what is ideal will ?

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Answered by Anonymous

Rousseau assumed that all people are capable of taking the moral standpoint of aiming at the common good and that, if they did so, they would reach a unanimous decision. Thus, in an ideal state, laws express the general will.

Answered by CᴀɴᴅʏCʀᴜsʜ

Answer:Rousseau assumed that all people are capable of taking the moral standpoint of aiming at the common good and that, if they did so, they would reach a unanimous decision. Thus, in an ideal state, laws express the general will.

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