Rousseau is often considered the father of Romanticism for his stress on the individual person and self-create

Question

Rousseau is often considered the father of Romanticism for his stress on the individual person and self-created truth. Look back over the selections from Rousseau's "Confessions." What kind of things does he seem to value? What should we be wary of in Rousseau? Does he have anything admirable about him?

Answer 1

You are asking about philosophy and/or literature. What does that have to do with law and ethics?