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Title: Rousseau’s Answer to Crime: The Utopia at Clarens
Authors: Jones, James, Jr.
Issue Date: Mar-1976
Citation: Jones, James, Jr. “Rousseau’s Answer to Crime: The Utopia at Clarens.” Eighteenth-Century Life 2.3 (March 1976): 68-71. La Nouvelle Héloïse Books Four - Six. Solution to crime--first, the alternative society (the utopia) eliminates crimes against individuals by the society; and, second, the new society radically reduces crimes that individuals commit against each other (68-69). But there is a radical inequality between the “masters of the estate” and those who work on the estate (70). Everyone is expected to report on everyone.
Description: La Nouvelle Héloïse Books Four - Six. Solution to crime--first, the alternative society (the utopia) eliminates crimes against individuals by the society; and, second, the new society radically reduces crimes that individuals commit against each other (68-69). But there is a radical inequality between the “masters of the estate” and those who work on the estate (70). Everyone is expected to report on everyone
URI: http://arus.letras.up.pt/jspui/handle/123456789/113311
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