On the Social Contract

by Jean-Jacques Rousseau

The Madness of Crowds” by Douglas Murray explores the complexities of modern societal movements and the consequences of collective thinking. Drawing from Jean-Jacques Rousseau’s seminal work, On the Social Contract, Murray delves into how historical calls for freedom and reform have shaped—and sometimes distorted—contemporary social discourse. This audiobook combines a critical examination of Rousseau’s influence on democracy and political philosophy with Murray’s insights into the current state of social dynamics.

regarded as Jean-Jacques Rousseau's most important piece of work, On The Social Contract argues that government in itself is flawed leading to a society pillared on inequality and servitude. This piece of work should be read by all to gin an understanding of the invisible contract between the governed and government.

This is a really great read and a must for any one interested in studying political theory, the history of western philosophy, the American founding, or Constitutional Law. This masterpiece by Jean-Jacques Rousseau has influenced many leading thinkers.

just took a long time to read

I like how it was easy to read. It kept me entertained with the style of writing.