Rousseau Study Guide

About this set

Created by:

mlg263  on April 11, 2012

Log in to favorite or report as inappropriate.
Pop out
No Messages

You must log in to discuss this set.

Rousseau Study Guide

What are two species of inequality?
natural or physical inequality and moral and political inequality
1/19
Preview our new flashcards mode!

Study:

Cards

Speller

Learn

Test

Scatter

Games:

Scatter

Space Race

Tools:

Export

Copy

Combine

Embed

Order by

Terms

Definitions

What are two species of inequality? natural or physical inequality and moral and political inequality
What qualities distinguish humans from animals animal-->nature always operates, instincts and ideas
humans-->nature always has share, act of liberty to resist or acquire, become a person
What is human understanding "greatly indebted" when we covet knowledge because we covet enjoyment and it is impossible to conceive fears from desires
Were humans in the primitive stage miserable? Should be seen as miserable, yet purely having life and existence should take away misery
Were there moral relations between humans and the state of nature First appeared to have happened due to duties, that are good and bad, victor or virtues. Human beings are naturally innocent
How does Rousseau critique Hobbes? Hobbes views as being off and he saw all the flaws in the modern definition of natural right. He did not consider all aspects
What "allays the ardor, with which naturally pursues his private welfare? He is not able to see being suffer that resembles him.
Why is pity important in understanding human nature and the state of nature for Rousseau It as seen as another create suffering. It prevents the state of nature from being horrible.
what is the relationship between the state of nature and inequality among humans It is almost imperceptible and has very little influence.
Describe the founding of society in Rousseau theorySociety is a development that occurs because of creation.
Private property allows for people to claim their land.
It leads for desire for honor and recognition.
It does allow for inequality and vices and corruptions.
Leads to jealousy and independence .
Shows a positive benefit for refinement, development and industry.
What is the first step toward inequality and at the same time towards vice Jealousy, that kindles with love, discards triumph and the genteelest of passions require sacrifices of humans blood to apprise it.
What ways did the rise of society require different qualities in humans than the state of nature Because of patents, it developed differently allowing a mean between the indolence of primitive state with self love.
The development of what two arts "civilized" humans Iron and corn.
What were the first effects of property Created competition so a flow was created
what was the origin of society and laws It destroyed natural liberty, fixed the laws of property and inequality and changed an irrevocable title. Law was created.
What appears "inconsistently true" to Rousseau regarding the origin of government the corruption of the government brings back the law the strongest giving power
to what do the various forms of government owe their origin Merit, ascendent, age
how does Rousseau explain the progress of inequality in different revolutions, by the laws and the rights of property, institutions, and the legal change of power
What is the last term of inequality How we set out. No longer having law, be strong and in a natural state.

First Time Here?

Welcome to Quizlet, a fun, free place to study. Try these flashcards, find others to study, or make your own.

Set Champions

There are no high scores or champions for this set yet. You can sign up or log in to be the first!