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《社会契约论》阐扬天赋人权观念,开启欧洲大革命的新纪元。这一思想既是《人权宣言》的理论基石,同时,这一精神及理想又写入美国《独立宣言》和宪法中,具有划时代的意义。
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《社会契约论》又译《民约论》,作者在书中系统地阐述天赋人权观念,有力批驳了旧时代强者自有特权、奴役天生合理等论调,其主权在民的思想成为了法国大革命时期的一面旗帜,被写进《人权宣言》,深刻地影响了整个欧洲废除君主绝对权威的运动,是现代民主制度的基石。卢梭的这一精神和理想也体现在美国的《独立宣言》和宪法中。
《论人类不平等的起源》可以说是卢梭政治学说的导言,他第一次提出私有制是人类不平等的起源这一鲜明的观点,为其后写作的《社会契约论》奠定了基础。
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卢梭(Jean-Jacques Rousseau, 1712-1778),法国思想家、文学家。卢梭出生于日内瓦,祖籍法国,父亲是耽于幻想的钟表匠,母亲在卢梭出生后不久即去世。卢梭15岁时开始学徒,因不堪忍受学徒生涯而外出流浪,被德?瓦朗夫人收留,虽几次出走,但在此期间系统地学习了历史、地理、天文、物理、化学、音乐和拉丁文,在思想上受到伏尔泰的影响,为日后的研究和创作打下基础。
1741年,卢梭来到巴黎,以教授音乐和为贵妇人充当秘书为生,写作了《论人类不平等的起源》、《社会契约论》、《爱弥儿》、《新爱洛绮丝》等著作,对后来的资产阶级革命产生重要影响,卢梭在《社会契约论》中阐发的天赋人权、自由平等、主权在民的思想被法国的雅各宾党人写进了《人权宣言》,美国的《独立宣言》也体现了这部著作的精神和理想。卢梭的教育小说《爱弥儿》主张教育应顺乎人的天性,并在书中抨击了种种社会偏见与恶习,因而触怒了教会,使他的后半生大半在颠沛流离中度过。卢梭记述自己一生经历的《忏悔录》在死后在得以发表。
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CONTENTS
The Social Contract or Principles of Political Right
BOOK I
1. Subject of the First Book.................................................................2
2. The First Societies............................................................................3
3. The Right of the Strongest..............................................................5
4. Slavery ...............................................................................................6
5. That We Must Always Go back to a First Convention.................11
6. The Social Compact.........................................................................12
7. The Sovereign ...................................................................................14
8. The Civil State..................................................................................16
9. Real Property....................................................................................18
BOOK II
1. That Sovereignty is Inalienable .......................................................21
2. That Sovereignty is Indivisible........................................................22
3. Whether the General Will Is Fallible .............................................24
4. The Limits of the Sovereign Power................................................26
5. The Right of Life and Death...........................................................29
6. Law ....................................................................................................31
7. The Legislator ...................................................................................35
8. The People ........................................................................................39
9. The People Continued ..................................................................41
10. The People Continued ................................................................43
11. The Various Systems of Legislation...............................................46
12. The Division of the Laws...............................................................49
BOOK III
1. Government in General...................................................................51
2. The Constituent Principle in the Various Forms
of Government .....................................................................................57
3. The Division of Governments ........................................................59
4. Democracy........................................................................................61
5. Aristocracy ........................................................................................63
6. Monarchy..........................................................................................65
7. Mixed Governments ........................................................................71
8. That All Forms of Government Do Not Suit All Countries........72
9. The Marks of a Good Government ...............................................78
10. The Abuse of Government and Its Tendency to Degenerate ....79
11. The Death of the Body Politic.......................................................82
12. How the Sovereign Authority Maintains Itself............................84
13. The Same Continued....................................................................85
14. The Same Continued ...................................................................86
15. Deputies or Representatives..........................................................87
16. That the Institution of Government Is Not a Contract ............91
17. The Institution of Government ....................................................92
18. How to Check the Usurpations of Government.........................94
BOOK IV
1. That the General Will Is Indestructible.........................................97
2. Voting ................................................................................................99
3. Elections............................................................................................102
4. The Roman Comitia ........................................................................104
5. The Tribunate....................................................................................115
6. The Dictatorship..............................................................................117
7. The Censorship.................................................................................120
8. Civil Religion ....................................................................................122
9. Conclusion........................................................................................133
A Discourse upon the Origin and the Foundation of the Inequality among Mankind
Introductory Note ...................................................................................136
QUESTION Proposed by the Academy of Dijon................................138
A Discourse upon the Origin and the Foundation of the Inequality .............................................................................................139
Part I .........................................................................................................143
Part II........................................................................................................178
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