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- Shelley's theory of humanity: Human
beings are in essence good; made
evil by being deprived of love, by
forced isolation
- Her influences
- Rousseau's beliefs
- Rousseau suggests that man, in the state of nature is blessed with an
enviable total freedom because he is not constrained by a repressive
state apparatus or dominated by his fellow men.
- Rousseau believed modern man’s enslavement to his
own needs was responsible for issues within society:
from exploitation and domination of others to poor
self-esteem and depression.
- He is also psychologically and spiritually free because he
is not enslaved to any of the artificial needs that
characterize modern society.
- Rousseau suggests that man, in the state of nature is blessed with an
enviable total freedom because he is not constrained by a repressive
state apparatus or dominated by his fellow men.
- William Godwin
- Believed the government was a corrupting force on society
- In An Enquiry concerning Political Justice, he
propounds an enlightened anarchism as the key to
individual development.
- Believed the government was a corrupting force on society
- Rousseau's beliefs
- Her influences
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