by Jean-Jacques Rousseau · Escala Educacional · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788576665014
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The Social Contract is a harsh critique of absolutism and feudalism, two political systems or evils that afflicted Europe for centuries. The critique is not direct, but presented in the form of a new constitution for the State, in which all the ills of political systems must be eliminated, and power, freedom, religion, social organization, and the representation of the entire society in the division of public administration must be rethought. The author privileges a participatory space for the people, who were previously considered an amorphous mass, and gives them a power they never had before: that of elections.
