All of Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Philosophy for Sleep

A comprehensive deep dive into every major idea from Jean-Jacques Rousseau - the philosopher who shaped democracy, education, and human rights. From the Social Contract and General Will to natural education and the critique of civilization, this analysis covers all 20 major aspects of his revolutionary thinking. Perfect for students, intellectuals, and anyone seeking to understand the ideas that sparked the American and French Revolutions.

00:00:00 Intro
00:01:30 The State of Nature and the Birth of Inequality
00:10:56 The Social Contract: From Chains to Freedom
00:18:29 The General Will: Democracy's Sacred Mystery
00:27:14 Sovereignty, Government, and the Separation of Powers
00:36:35 Natural Education: The Emile Revolution
00:45:10 Religion, Civil Religion, and the Sacred Foundations of Society
00:54:30 The Discourse on the Arts and Sciences: The First Critique of Progress
01:03:46 Economic Philosophy: Property, Inequality, and the Corruption of Exchange
01:12:59 Gender, Family, and the Sophie Problem
01:23:04 Political Psychology: The Transformation of Human Nature
01:33:05 The Confessions: Autobiography as Philosophy
01:43:00 The Essay on the Origin of Languages: Communication and Human Development
01:54:26 Aesthetic Theory: Music, Arts, and the Corruption of Beauty
02:05:28 Constitutional Theory and Practical Politics
02:17:15 Moral Sentiment Theory: The Foundation of Ethics
02:28:53 The Individual Versus Society: The Eternal Tension
02:40:28 Revolutionary Legacy: From Theory to Historical Practice
02:53:00 The Critique of Enlightenment Rationalism
03:04:47 Solitude, Nature, and the Recovery of Authentic Self
03:17:43 Legacy and Modern Relevance: Rousseau's Enduring Questions