Book I of one work by this thinker contains a child who infers the position of a kite based on its shadow.
Book I of one work by this thinker contains a child who infers the position of a kite based on its shadow. This thinker included the "Creed of the Savoyard Priest" in one work, in addition to writing Julie, or the New Heloise. In one work, this thinker claims that "man is born free, but everywhere he is in chains." The former work by this thinker details a child's ideal (*) education and is called Emile, or On Education. Another work by this philosopher claims that power is derived from the title agreement between the people. For 10 points, name this French philosopher of On the Social Contract.
Book I of one work by this thinker contains a child who infers the position of a kite based on its shadow.
Jean-Jacques {Rousseau}