Preface/ Question
The image of the statue of Glaucus represents this idea.
What is the idea that knowledge, change, and impact of passions has made man unrecognizable to himself?
Natural man is this kind of animal.
What is an advantageously organized one?
This person was the first true founder of civil society.
Who is the first person to enclose a plot of land and say, "this is mine"?
Rousseau acknowledges God's role in inequality.
What is the idea that religion asks us to believe that men are unequal because God made it that way?
A man watching a child be killed by an animal demonstrates this concept.
What is man's pity?
Rousseau and Locke disagree on this concept.
What is natural law?
"Natural infirmities, childhood, old age, and illnesses of all kinds" are all this.
What are enemies that natural man has no self-defense against?
Fill in the blank: Man is "taught by experience that the love of __________ is the sole motive of human actions"
What is well-being?
Nature does this.
What is never lies?
This turns man in on himself and separates him from what troubles him.
What is reason?
These are the two things savage man has before reason.
What are pity and self-preservation?
Natural man becomes "weak, fearful, and servile" when they do this.
What is join society?
What is tricking and hunting animals?
This is what savage man sells but needs to buy back.
What is his bed?
These are societal constructs.
What are moral love and beauty?
These are the two kinds of inequality.
What is natural/physical inequality and moral/political inequality?
The examples of a pigeon and a cat dying of hunger illustrate this concept.
What is man's free will?
This activity led to men looking at others and wanting to be looked at in return.
What is dancing?
This is man's first language.
What is the cry of nature?
Fill in the blank: They all ran to _____________ themselves, in the belief that they secured their liberty."
What is chain?
Fill in the blank: "Let us therefore begin by putting aside all the _________, for they have no bearing on this question."
What are facts?
This is not one of natural man's desires.
What is competition?
These were the two arts that produced the revolution in property and labor.
What are metallurgy and agriculture?
Language or society comes first.
What is he doesn't make a final conclusion?
Fill in the blank: All "private individuals become equal again because they are ____________."
What is nothing?