IN the ten-volume edition of John Adams’s Works, Rousseau’s name occurs only a few times, and even then in the company of others. Yet Rousseau’s philosophy — his conception of society and government, ...
Two centuries after his birth, JeanJacques Rousseau continues to exert a potent and disturbing influence; we still have among us his ardent advocates, his bitter enemies. 1 For the most part, during ...
Epistolary novels, with narratives unfolding through letters and diary entries, first became a major mode of fiction in 18th-century France. Letter-writing had become a popular practice then, one ...
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