Answer:
Jean-Jacques Rousseau (1712-1778) was an Age of Enlightenment French philosopher and writer.
Step-by-step explanation:
- He claimed we were inherently good but tainted by social evils.
- We are raised in a stable and genetically good condition.
- He published the Social Contract, stating that "Man was born free, but he's in chains everywhere."
- He claimed that individuals should have a common desire or will, and what's beneficial to society and the whole world.
- Rousseau wrote Emile, he based it the on natural education values.
- Some individuals believed that people were evil, that they were not inherently evil, but that they could be transformed into evil.