The mother-daughter relationship and the female self-formation in the Age of French Enlightment(Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Marquis de sade, Denis Diderot), Ph. D
HongThe mother-daughter relationship and the female self-formation in the Age of French Enlightment(Jean-Jacques Rousseau[2000]
Natural history and the history of the self: Autobiography and science in Rousseau and Goethe (France, Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Johann Wolfgang von Goethe, Germany), Ph. D
KuhnNatural history and the history of the self: Autobiography and science in Rousseau and Goethe (France[2001]
Mother nature and the nature of woman: Rousseau's ‘Nouvelle Heloise’ and the novels of Sophie Cottin and Adelaide de Souza(Jean-Jacques Rousseau, France), Ph. D
ChaseMother nature and the nature of woman: Rousseau's ‘Nouvelle Heloise’ and the novels of Sophie Cottin and Adelaide de Souza(Jean-Jacques Rousseau[2001]
La Nouvelle H?lo?se, Julie, or the New Eloise: letters of two lovers, inhabitants of a small town at the foot of the Alps, translated and abridged by Judith H
Family feuds: The enlightenment revolution in the family and its legacy for liberalism(Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Edmund Burke, Mary Wollstonecraft), Ph. D
HuntFamily feuds: The enlightenment revolution in the family and its legacy for liberalism(Jean-Jacques Rousseau[2001]
Educational management: The transmission of social identity in late-eighteenth-and nineteenth-century British prose, Ph. D
RossmanEducational management: The transmission of social identity in late-eighteenth-and nineteenth-century British prose[2000]
Digital democracy: A series of reflection on Plato, Rousseau and Dewey and the role of that technology played in constraining and liberating their imagination, the plight of educational reform in the midst of digital innovation, and the potentiality of Dante in the transformation of education into a relevant, integrated and democratic incubator for citizens (Jean-Jacques Rousseau, John Dewey), Ph. D
HoganDigital democracy: A series of reflection on Plato[2000]
Autonomy and the moral image of the world: A genealogy of modern autonomy from Rousseau to Kant and Nietzsche (Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Immanuel Kant, Friedrich Nietzsche), Ph. D
CliffordAutonomy and the moral image of the world: A genealogy of modern autonomy from Rousseau to Kant and Nietzsche (Jean-Jacques Rousseau[2000]