This is a fascinating early critical analysis of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's works and character by Madame de Staël, originally published in 1788. "Lettre Sur Les Ouvrages Et Le Caractère De J. J. Rousseau" offers insights into Rousseau's philosophy and literary style, as viewed by one of the most influential female intellectuals of her time. The book provides a valuable perspective on Rousseau's impact on 18th-century thought and literature. De Staël's analysis delves into the nuances of Rousseau's writings, exploring themes of nature, society, and the individual. This edition allows readers to engage with a historical dialogue between two prominent figures of French intellectual history.
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