i really appreciate your videos and believe they should receive more attention. they help me to understand these figure a lot more because i struggle with comprehending these people and their ideas in my college humanities class. thank you so much!
This was very helpful to me! I am an online student and miss out on lectures and visual learning. Thank you so much for taking your time to make these!
For Rousseau's "The Social Contract", around 3:30, I think Rousseau takes a more positive perspective on the government than "a necessary problem", while Hobbes and Locke regard the government as a necessary evil? Could you explain that a bit?
Claiming property is resource efficient, you don't have to keep searching for the same basic resources every time you need it. Familiarity of surroundings also brings a sense of peace, unlike fear of the unknown. Other animals claim territory, not just man. I think Rousseau's view about the first man claiming land is too romantic.
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You and Tom Richy have helped so much. Thank you
Super informative. This is a great overview and analysis of Rousseau. I’m curious to read him now.
Pretty much watched this whole series today. Thanks you're helping me to understand the people on my History of Western Education final exam.
It definitely has!
Great vídeo at a good pace.
i really appreciate your videos and believe they should receive more attention. they help me to understand these figure a lot more because i struggle with comprehending these people and their ideas in my college humanities class. thank you so much!
+Paul Sargent's History and Government you remind me of danny from full house
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Thank you sir
Great job breaking Rousseau down. I will probably steal this one for my classroom. :)
lmao even rousseau was pullin that 'i was born in the wrong generation' bs
more the like the wrong civilisation in that case
Why???
Discovered your channel from Richey. Thanks for the great video and this philosopher. Hope it helps on my enlightenment teat tomorrow!
Great video, good pace, all interesting points, to the point, well planned. Thanks
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I do like how you leave it open.
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For Rousseau's "The Social Contract", around 3:30, I think Rousseau takes a more positive perspective on the government than "a necessary problem", while Hobbes and Locke regard the government as a necessary evil?
Could you explain that a bit?
He's my great uncle!! 😂
Richard Rousseau yo really
@@jasminecastillos4467 Yeah, we're direct descendants... We knew before, but we've just done the whole ancestry bit too...
There has never been a group of people living in a pure state of nature without any culture.
Lovely
5:20 sounds eerily similar to what many today refuse to see... democrat and republican (factions)
Claiming property is resource efficient, you don't have to keep searching for the same basic resources every time you need it. Familiarity of surroundings also brings a sense of peace, unlike fear of the unknown. Other animals claim territory, not just man. I think Rousseau's view about the first man claiming land is too romantic.
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Who was Catherine the Great?
russia after peter
if you start making videos again PLEASE get rid of the intro of get a tool to balance the volume decibel wise with your voice it is blaringly loud and obnoxious
rousseau more like poosseau