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Jean-Jacques Rousseau Defended a Version of Individualism When He Claimed

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Jean-Jacques Rousseau defended a version of individualism when he claimed that humans were naturally good but became corrupt through the influence of society and social conventions.


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Absent-Minded

Exhibiting forgetfulness or inattention, typically because of preoccupation with other matters.

Limbic System

A complex system of nerves and networks in the brain, involving several areas near the edge of the cortex concerned with instinct and mood.

Sociocultural Context

The environment that surrounds individuals, encompassing societal, cultural, and familial norms and values that shape behavior and perceptions.

Unifying Theme

A central idea or concept that serves to bring together various elements of a narrative, study, or theory, providing coherence and direction.

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