Rousseau on women, love, and family

Hanover, N.H.: Dartmouth College Press. Edited by Christopher Kelly & Eve Grace (2009)
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This is be our second course adoption anthology drawing from this solid foundation.

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B2132.E5 2009

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A household on Rue St. Denis".Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Domestic life (from Julie). Translated, Edited by Philip Stewart & Jean Vach
Emile and Sophie; or, the solitaries.Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Essay on the important events of which women have been the secret cause.Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Letters to "Henriette".Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Letters to Sara.Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Mothers and infants (from Emile).Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Narcissus; or, the lover of himself.Jean-Jacques Rousseau
On love (from Emile).Jean-Jacques Rousseau
On love (from the Letter to D'Alembert).Jean-Jacques Rousseau
On women".Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Pygmalion.Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Queen whimsical.Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Sophie; or, woman" (from Emile).Jean-Jacques Rousseau
The Levite of Ephraim.Jean-Jacques Rousseau
The death of Lucretia.Jean-Jacques Rousseau
The loves of Milord Edward Bomston. Translated, Edited by Philip Stewart & Jean Vach
The naturalness of the family (from the second discourse).Jean-Jacques Rousseau
The two sexes (from the Letter to D'Alembert).Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Women of Geneva (from the Letter to D'Alembert).Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Women of Paris (from Julie). Translated, Edited by Philip Stewart & Jean Vach

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On love (from the Letter to D'Alembert).Jean-Jacques Rousseau - 2009 - In Rousseau on women, love, and family. Hanover, N.H.: Dartmouth College Press.
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Pygmalion.Jean-Jacques Rousseau - 2009 - In Rousseau on women, love, and family. Hanover, N.H.: Dartmouth College Press.
Women of Geneva (from the Letter to D'Alembert).Jean-Jacques Rousseau - 2009 - In Rousseau on women, love, and family. Hanover, N.H.: Dartmouth College Press.
Mothers and infants (from Emile).Jean-Jacques Rousseau - 2009 - In Rousseau on women, love, and family. Hanover, N.H.: Dartmouth College Press.
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