Jean-Jacques Rousseau believed in all of the following, EXCEPT:
A. Forcing People to be Free
B. The Right to Do Whatever You Want
C. The Social Contract
D. Equality
Answer (2)
Rousseau's beliefs focused on the Social Contract , the necessity of forcing people to be free , and equality . However, he did not endorse the idea of having the right to do whatever you want, as he believed freedom is realized within the framework of societal responsibility. Therefore, the correct answer is that Rousseau did not believe in the absolute freedom to do anything without constraints. ;
Rousseau believed in concepts such as the Social Contract, the necessity of 'forcing people to be free', and equality. However, he did not support the idea of having the right to do whatever you want, as he believed that true freedom comes within the social structure. Therefore, the correct answer is B: The Right to Do Whatever You Want.
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