Rousseau's Argument

As a believer in the plasticity of human nature, Rousseau holds that good laws make for good citizens. However, he also believes people consist society for keeping a peace when individuals cannot keep a peace because of their own situations.
Rousseau believes that all people are equal without their classes, but properties are unequal.
He wrote the The Social Contract and Encyclopédie of Diderot and d'Alembert.
He thought that giving a person’s right of ruling oneself to another person as a slavery and to recognize an authority would amount giving up their moral. This hostility to the representation of sovereignty also increased to the election of representatives to sovereign assembly. Not only does the representation of sovereignty constitute,