ROUSSEAU JUDGE OF JEAN-JACQUES DIALOGUES

An insightful analysis of the state of mind of Jean-Jacques Rousseau in his last years, presented in the form of dialogues. This book is an attempt to defend the author's good name against slander, and also exposes the malicious intentions of his accusers. Immerse yourself in the dense atmosphere of ambiguity and mystery, which at times takes on the character of a nightmare, reminiscent of Kafka's "The Trial."

• Analysis of the state of mind of Jean-Jacques Rousseau
• Attempt to defend the author's good name
• Exposing the malicious intentions of the accusers
• Autobiographical text with a deep message
• Atmosphere of ambiguity and mystery
• Inspiration by Kafka's "The Trial"

The book "Rousseau Judge of Jean-Jacques" is a unique work that allows you to understand the inner turmoil and conflicts of one of the most important thinkers of the Enlightenment. Rousseau, torn between emotions and accusations, tries in dialogues with himself and readers to find truth and justice. His reflections on his own life and work are a fascinating read for anyone interested in philosophy, psychology and literary history.

The Scientific Publishing House PWN, known for its high-quality scientific and popular science publications, presents readers with a carefully prepared edition of this classic text. This book, despite the passing years, still provokes reflection and asking questions about the meaning of life, the role of society and the limits of human freedom. "Rousseau Judge of Jean-Jacques" is a must-read for anyone who wants to explore the secrets of the human psyche and understand the complexity of interpersonal relationships. The book has 404 pages and the format 188x124 mm.