Noteworthy short pieces from Rousseau, most of which have never been translated into English before now. Cover -- Half-title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Chronology of Works in Volume 12 -- Introduction -- Note on the Text --...
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Noteworthy short pieces from Rousseau, most of which have never been translated into English before now. Cover -- Half-title -- Title -- Copyright -- Contents -- Preface -- Chronology of Works in Volume 12 -- Introduction -- Note on the Text -- Autobiographical Writings -- Autobiographical Poems -- The Orchard of Madame the Baronne de Warens -- Letter to M. Bordes -- Enigma -- Letter to Monsieur Parisot -- Quatrain for One of His Portraits -- The Banterer -- Biographical Fragment -- My Portrait -- Response to the Letters Written from the Mountain, Published at Geneva, under this title: Sentiment of the Citizens -- Notes for the Reveries -- On the Art of Enjoying and Other Fragments -- Various Writings -- Travel Notebook -- [Declaration Intended for a Journal] -- Memorative Note on the Illness and Death of M. Deschamps -- Sentiments of the Public Toward Me in the Various Estates that Compose It -- Declaration Relative to DiVerent Reprints of His Works -- Memorandum Written in the Month of February 1777 -- Writings on Science -- Course on Geography -- Response to the Anonymous Memorandum -- Memorandum Presented to M. de Mably on the Education of M. his Son -- Plan for the Education of Monsieur de Sainte-Marie -- Rousseau to the abbé Guillaume-Thomas-François Raynal -- Treatise on the Sphere -- The New Daedalus -- Writings on Religion and Morality -- Fragments on God and Revelation -- On God -- Prayers -- Memorandum Delivered April 19, 1742, to Monsignor Boudet, Antonine -- Fiction or Allegorical Fragment on Revelation -- Fragment on the Infinite Power of God -- Moral Letters -- Notes on Helvétius's On the Mind -- Literary Works -- Queen Whimsical -- The Loves of Claire and Marcellin -- The Little Savoyard -- or, The Life of Claude Noyer -- On Eloquence -- Idea of Method in the Composition of a Book -- Lexicological Remarks -- On Women -- A Household on rue Saint-Denis -- Essay on the Important Events of Which Women Have Been the Secret Cause.
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Cover; Half-title; Title; Copyright; Contents; Preface; Chronology of Works in Volume 12; Introduction; Note on the Text; Autobiographical Writings; Autobiographical Poems; The Orchard of Madame the Baronne de Warens; Letter to M. Bordes; Enigma; Letter to Monsieur Parisot; Quatrain for One of His Portraits; The Banterer; Biographical Fragment; My Portrait; Response to the Letters Written from the Mountain, Published at Geneva, under this title: Sentiment of the Citizens; Notes for the Reveries; On the Art of Enjoying and Other Fragments; Various Writings; Travel Notebook
[Declaration Intended for a Journal]Memorative Note on the Illness and Death of M. Deschamps; Sentiments of the Public Toward Me in the Various Estates that Compose It; Declaration Relative to DiVerent Reprints of His Works; Memorandum Written in the Month of February 1777; Writings on Science; Course on Geography; Response to the Anonymous Memorandum; Memorandum Presented to M. de Mably on the Education of M. his Son; Plan for the Education of Monsieur de Sainte-Marie; Rousseau to the abbé Guillaume-Thomas-François Raynal; Treatise on the Sphere; The New Daedalus
Writings on Religion and MoralityFragments on God and Revelation; On God; Prayers; Memorandum Delivered April 19, 1742, to Monsignor Boudet, Antonine; Fiction or Allegorical Fragment on Revelation; Fragment on the Infinite Power of God; Moral Letters; Notes on Helvétius's On the Mind; Literary Works; Queen Whimsical; The Loves of Claire and Marcellin; The Little Savoyard; or, The Life of Claude Noyer; On Eloquence; Idea of Method in the Composition of a Book; Lexicological Remarks; On Women; A Household on rue Saint-Denis
Essay on the Important Events of Which Women Have Been the Secret CauseAdvice to a Curate; Funeral Oration for His Most Serene Highness Monseigneur The Duke of Orléans; Letters to Sara; Remarks on the Letters on the English and the French; Various Fragments; Notes; Index
