Walks of a lonely dreamer. Rousseau J.-J.

Jean-Jacques Rousseau is an outstanding thinker and writer of the Enlightenment. The true son of his century, Rousseau devoted his life to many disciplines, from philosophy to music and nerd. However, first of all, Rousseau was a writer, the author of the scandalously sensational “confession”, the novel “Julia, or New Eloise”, the treatise “Walking of a single dreamer”, “Letters to D’Alamber”. His books enjoyed incredible popularity and played an important role in the preparation of the Great French Revolution. The real edition included three works by Jean-Jacques Rousseau: “Walks of a lone dreamer”-the last work of the author, in a sense leading a line under all his life and creativity; “Reasoning about sciences and arts” is the first mature work of Rousseau, in which the basis of all his future ideas and thoughts is already laid down; As well as the famous “W’Alambert’s letter about spectacles”, in which Rousseau criticizes modern art, which is far from the life and interests of a simple viewer.