This volume explores Rousseau's personal and philosophical development during his time in Paris. He reflects on his relationships with influential figures, including Madame de Warens and the Comte de Gruÿère. The narrative delves into his experiences as a tutor to the young Duke of Savoy and his subsequent disillusionment with the aristocracy. Rousseau's thoughts on morality, education, and human nature are also examined in this volume.
By Jean Jacques Rousseau · First published 1782 · Genre: Autobiography, Philosophy, Literary Criticism