J. J. Rousseau: An Afterlife of Words

Eli Friedlander explores the intricate layers of Rousseau's autobiography, delving into the philosopher's reflections on his life and the development of his thoughts. The analysis highlights Rousseau's unique narrative style and his philosophical inquiries into identity, society, and the self. Friedlander provides insights into how Rousseau's experiences shaped his ideas, making this work a critical examination of the interplay between personal history and philosophical discourse.