Domesticating Passions Rousseau, Woman, and Nation
- Binding: Paperback
- Publisher: Univ Pr of New England
- Publish date: 02/01/1997
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"Fermon makes a unique contribution to Rousseau scholarship and to feminist discourse. By taking the reader beyond the traditional dichotomies of public life and private life, men and citizens, nature and convention, Fermon reaffirms the unity, complexity, and historical relevance of Rousseau's political vision."--Grace G. Roosevelt, NYU ""Fermon makes a unique contribution to Rousseau scholarship and to feminist discourse. By taking the reader beyond the traditional dichotomies of public life and private life, men and citizens, nature and convention, Fermon reaffirms the unity, complexity, and historical relevance of Rousseau's political vision.""--Grace G. Roosevelt, NYU
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