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HURRY PLEASE How does Rousseau’s The Social Contract describe liberty?
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HURRY PLEASE How does Rousseau’s The Social Contract describe liberty?

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How does Rousseau's The Social Contract describe liberty? The Social Contract argues that liberty is achieved when an entire society agrees to be governed by the general will; people are "forced to be free."

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