Rousseau's Second Discourse: Why The Poor Embrace Inequality
Johnathan Bi
The Paradox of Inequality and National Power
This chapter examines how inequality affects individual psychology and societal dynamics, highlighting its dual role as both a threat to well-being and a driver of national power. It argues for a deeper understanding of greatness that transcends mere strength, focusing instead on moral integrity and the value of preservation.
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