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Rousseau's JULIE: The Unread Best-Seller of the Eighteenth Century

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Chair: Dr Carolina Armenteros

One of the world’s leading experts on Rousseau’s moral philosophy discusses Julie (1761), the first romantic novel in history, paying particular attention to the social consequences of the war of the sexes.

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