Two sentences stand out in Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s essay, "On the Origins of Inequality" (1754): “Man is born free, but everywhere he is in chains,” and, “The first person who, having enclosed a piece ...
The Washington Post: Debating economic inequality, with help from Jesus, Plato and Rousseau
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Imagine a group of political commentators who think high economic inequality is such a serious problem that luxury taxes, progressive inheritance taxes, redistribution of land and the periodic ...
Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s ideas, whether acknowledged or not, have permeated Western counter-hegemonic, progressive thought — modern and postmodern — for the last 250 years. Change the conversation, ...
The Washington Post: Should we care about inequality? Let’s ask a philosopher.
This is a guest post by DePaul political scientist David Lay Williams. He is the author of “Rousseau’s Platonic Enlightenment” and “Rousseau’s ‘Social Contract’: An Introduction.” President Obama has ...