Juan Jacobo Rousseau y su obra en Gran Bretaña: análisis a través de la prensa, 1750-1800 Jean Jacob Rousseau and his work in Great Britain: analysis through the press, 1750-1800
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Este texto recupera y estudia las notas y opiniones sobre J. J. Rousseau y su obra, publicados en periódicos, panfletos y libros entre 1750 y 1800 en Inglaterra y Escocia. El objetivo es analizar la recepción que tuvieron, e identificar discursos y representaciones sobre el filósofo construidas en aquel entonces, en Gran Bretaña.
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