Corn, till it have past through the mill and been ground to powder, is not fit for bread. Jean Jacques Rousseau Rousseau believed that people were not social beings by nature. People living in natural conditions are kind and without motive to hurt one another. Once in a society, however, people become evil since society corrupts by bringing out impulses toward aggressiveness and greed.
Woman is famed particularly for the delight and pleasure of man.
We can't return to the natural condition, but we should aim for a simple agricultural society in which desires are limited, selfish drives controlled, and energies directed toward involvement in community life. He stressed a need for a democracy in which all citizens would participate. The art of thinking is not foreign to women, but they ought only to skim the surface of abstruse sciences.