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On Jean-Jaques Rousseau's A Discourse on Inequality
What's the relation between culture and nature? Are people without society really slavering beasts with unquenchable appetites, or basically peaceful? Rousseau speculates about the development of humanity from the savage to the modern, miserable wretch. He thinks association with other people corrupts us. Is there some form of government that makes things more tolerable?
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Running Time: 1 hr., 29 min. Recorded: July 11, 2010. Participants: Mark, Wes, Seth.
As a bonus, your purchase includes a high-bitrate mp3 of the song that concludes the episode, "Love Is the Problem," from Mark's band New People, from their album, The Easy Thing (2009).
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