Rousseau and Nietzsche

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Exploring the modern self's struggle between individuality and ethical integration, this book contrasts Nietzsche's pursuit of extraordinary individualism with Rousseau's vision of a responsible citizen. Froese highlights how Nietzsche's aestheticism embraces the complexities of a divided self, while Rousseau advocates for limits that foster harmony. By uncovering the shared moral vision in both thinkers' works, it offers fresh insights into their contributions to modern thought, making it a valuable resource for scholars and readers interested in political philosophy.