Jean Jacques Rousseau Quotes

Love letters are written starting without knowing what to say, and they end without knowing what has been said.

The strongest is not always strong enough to be master.

When coming from certain mouths, the same truth has a bad odor.

Nature has made man happy and good, but society corrupts him and makes him miserable.

Vice rarely insinuated itself opposing honesty; it almost always takes on its disguise.

It is very difficult to think nobly when one only thinks to live.

The only habit that must be taught to children is not to submit to any.

General and abstract ideas are the source of the greatest human errors.

To renounce our freedom is to renounce our quality as human beings, and with it, all the duties of humanity.

It is not easy to abandon virtue; it torments those who abandon it for a long time.

There is a big difference between traveling to see countries and traveling to see towns.

The accent is the soul of the speech.