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Dive into the thought-provoking world of *A Discourse on Inequality* by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, a foundational text in political philosophy that critically examines the roots of social inequality. In this 192-page trade paperback published by Penguin UK, Rousseau compellingly argues that the evolution of civilization has tainted humanity's natural happiness and freedom, creating artificial disparities in wealth, power, and privilege. This seminal work, with ISBN 9780140444391, delves into the idea that primitive man lived in a state of equality, suggesting that societal advancement leads to unnatural advantages for the strongest and most intelligent individuals. Rousseau’s incisive critique highlights how established political structures often fail to rectify these inequalities, instead perpetuating them under the guise of justice. *A Discourse on Inequality* is essential reading for anyone interested in social justice, political theory, and the philosophical underpinnings of inequality. This book not only provides a historical context for understanding contemporary social dynamics but also stimulates a vital discourse on equality and morality in society. Join countless others who have been inspired by Rousseau's revolutionary ideas, making it a critical addition to your library of classic philosophical literature.