Jean-Jacques Rousseau opened one of his best-known works with a paradox about freedom and society: “Man is born free, and everywhere he is in chains.”

Original: Jean-Jacques Rousseau abriu uma de suas obras mais conhecidas com um paradoxo sobre liberdade e sociedade: “O homem nasce livre, e por toda parte encontra-se acorrentado”.

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