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What does Rousseau think about the child-rearing methods of his time,
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 What does Rousseau think about the child-rearing methods of his time, 
and what kind of childhood does he advocate? What does this say about 
his view of human nature? 2. How did the Scientific Revolution influence classical liberal thought? Use Locke and Smith. 3. Why couldn't the French establish freedom, democracy, and order all at once in their revolution? 4. What were the main obstacles to industrialization in England and how were they overcome?What was the critique of factory labor by those on the left like Marx and Engels? 5. Who is civilized, and why are they discontent, according to Freud?

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1. Jean- Jacques Rousseau was a great philosopher, writer and composer who defined 
the concept of education for children. As according to him, a child’s best rearing 
method of his time is no one except himself. It means that a child can be educated 
only by his own reasons. He advocated three source of education – from nature, from 
men and from the things. Nature’s education depends independently on a man’s 
action, the education from the things depends on a man to a limited extent and 
education from the men is entirely in his control. Nature cannot be changed by a man 
and he believed that a man can grow and learn a lot from his nature. A child is like a 
plant which grows in environment of a nature and remains consistent unless there is 
resistance. He wishes a natural education for a child and supports to give him full 
liberty and freedom to grow in nature that will enable him always a master of himself. 
2. Adam Smith is considered as the founder of classical school who supports the moral 
and ethical values of the individuals for the cultivation of the society. As according to 
him, individual behaviour should be consistent with the norms of the workable 
society, ethics should work as the cement of the society and moral values should be 
based on the human feelings.

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