Jean-Jacques Rousseau: It is not enough to say that Jean-Jacques is close to us; he is one of us. His contemporaries and the generation that fo

It is not enough to say that Jean-Jacques is close to us; he is one of us. His c — Jean-Jacques Rousseau

It is not enough to say that Jean-Jacques is close to us; he is one of us. His contemporaries and the generation that followed his have retained his redundancy and his eloquence.

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