Re-reading Rousseau in the 20th Century
The Reception by Franz L. Neumann, Jacob L. Talmon and Ernst Fraenkel
pp. 211-227
Abstract
"Rousseau in Germany" – this is much more than an unidentified topic within the history of political ideas. However, it is notable that the appropriate research mostly focused on the time around 1800, the era of romanticism and German idealism, when reading Rousseau was probably more popular in Germany than in any other European country. In comparison, later periods were rather neglected so far.
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Hidalgo Oliver (2013) Der lange Schatten des contrat social: Demokratie und Volkssouveränität bei Jean-Jacques Rousseau. Dordrecht, Springer.
Pages: 211-227
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-531-19162-1_9
Full citation:
Söllner Alfons (2013) „Re-reading Rousseau in the 20th Century: The Reception by Franz L. Neumann, Jacob L. Talmon and Ernst Fraenkel“, In: O. Hidalgo (Hrsg.), Der lange Schatten des contrat social, Dordrecht, Springer, 211–227.