Jean Jacques Rousseau Quotes

Man is a miracle without interest.

The one who desires only what they are capable of achieving and does what pleases them is truly free.

Freedom is obedience to the law that one has drawn for oneself.

Freedom is not a fruit that grows in all climates, and therefore it is not within reach of all peoples.

The government originated from the purpose of finding a form of association that defends and protects the person and property of each individual with the common force of all.

There is always an open book for all eyes: nature.

No hacer el bien es un mal muy grande.

The cities are the abyss of the human species.

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.