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Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Jean-Jacques Rousseau. By: Zach Ramos, Justin Schreiber, & Brian Thress. Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Biography. Beliefs. Quote. Famous Work. Philosophy. Ideas Today. Video. Essential Questions. Studied : Human Development. Biography. Born : June 28 th , 1712 Republic of Geneva.

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau

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  1. Jean-Jacques Rousseau By: Zach Ramos, Justin Schreiber, & Brian Thress

  2. Jean-Jacques Rousseau Biography Beliefs Quote Famous Work Philosophy Ideas Today Video Essential Questions

  3. Studied: Human Development Biography Born: June 28th , 1712 Republic of Geneva Died: July 2nd 1778 Ermenonville, France Wrote multiple books

  4. Famous Work • 4 main pieces of work • Emile, or On Education • The social Contract • A Discourse on the Sciences and Arts • The Discourse on the Origin of Inequality • Both Emile and The social Contract were banned • Religious reasons • Wrote literature till his death • Criticized constantly

  5. Philosophy Progress within the sciences and arts corrupt our ideas of virtue and morality. • Freedom is a neccesity

  6. Beliefs • Freedom is what everyone needs • Freedom should exists everywhere • Sciences changed thoughts on morals • Arts change the way people lived and thought • Government was corrupted by both

  7. Quote “Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains” “Those who think themselves the masters of others are indeed greater slaves than they.”

  8. Ideas Today • Makes most races equal in businesses and school • Morals to see people as equal • Science does not hold as much power of the government • No more corruption

  9. Video www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zu-vUcU-MmQ

  10. Essential Questions What would our world be like without his beliefs and impact? Is everyone equal? Is there corruption in science?

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