Rousseau's Critique of Science

Discover the profound insights of Jeff J. S. Black in Rousseau's Critique of Science, published by Bloomsbury Publishing Plc. This compelling work, comprising 330 pages, is the first extensive examination of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's inaugural philosophical endeavor, the "Discourse." Black argues that this foundational text is essential not only for understanding the origins and significance of Rousseau's philosophical framework but also for exploring the ethical implications of our liberal democratic allegiance to scientific advancement. Dive into an exquisite analysis that challenges the reader to contemplate the moral dimensions of science in a rapidly evolving society. A must-read for scholars and enthusiasts of philosophy, this hardback edition, released in 2009, offers a critical lens on the enduring questions regarding science and morality.