Social Sciences, asked by allison777, 11 months ago

What is rousseau's view about the relation between individual and society?

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He calls for a total merger in which each individual gives up his right to control his life in exchange for an equal voice in setting the ground rules of society. Rousseau appeals to people to surrender their individual rights to a new moral and collective body with one will.

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