Before revision: Rousseau contrasts it with amour-propre, that kind of self-love , found in Thomas Hobbes' philosophy, in which one's opinion of oneself is dependent on what other people think and which arises only with society.
After revision: Rousseau contrasts it with amour-propre that kind of self-love , found in Thomas Hobbes' philosophy, in which one's opinion of oneself is dependent on what other people think and which arises only with society.