Major Works

• How to Read Rousseau’s ‘The Government of Poland’

  - Jean-Jacques Rousseau, The Government of Poland, translated by Willmoore Kendall (Hackett: Indianapolis, 1985).
  Excerpt: “Jean-Jacques,” writes Rousseau in his Rousseau Passes Judgment on Jean-Jacques (the last and most bitter of his writings about himself), devoted six months…first to studying the constitution of an unhappy nation (i.e. Poland), then to… More

Other Works

• How to Read Rousseau’s ‘The Government of Poland’

  - Jean-Jacques Rousseau, The Government of Poland, translated by Willmoore Kendall (Hackett: Indianapolis, 1985).
  Excerpt: “Jean-Jacques,” writes Rousseau in his Rousseau Passes Judgment on Jean-Jacques (the last and most bitter of his writings about himself), devoted six months…first to studying the constitution of an unhappy nation (i.e. Poland), then to… More

Commentary

• How to Read Rousseau’s ‘The Government of Poland’

  - Jean-Jacques Rousseau, The Government of Poland, translated by Willmoore Kendall (Hackett: Indianapolis, 1985).
  Excerpt: “Jean-Jacques,” writes Rousseau in his Rousseau Passes Judgment on Jean-Jacques (the last and most bitter of his writings about himself), devoted six months…first to studying the constitution of an unhappy nation (i.e. Poland), then to… More

Multimedia

• How to Read Rousseau’s ‘The Government of Poland’

  - Jean-Jacques Rousseau, The Government of Poland, translated by Willmoore Kendall (Hackett: Indianapolis, 1985).
  Excerpt: “Jean-Jacques,” writes Rousseau in his Rousseau Passes Judgment on Jean-Jacques (the last and most bitter of his writings about himself), devoted six months…first to studying the constitution of an unhappy nation (i.e. Poland), then to… More

Teaching

• How to Read Rousseau’s ‘The Government of Poland’

  - Jean-Jacques Rousseau, The Government of Poland, translated by Willmoore Kendall (Hackett: Indianapolis, 1985).
  Excerpt: “Jean-Jacques,” writes Rousseau in his Rousseau Passes Judgment on Jean-Jacques (the last and most bitter of his writings about himself), devoted six months…first to studying the constitution of an unhappy nation (i.e. Poland), then to… More