社會契約論

Prefatory Note
Introductory Note
BOOK ONE
Chapter 1 Subject of the First Book
Chapter 2 Primitive Societies
Chapter 3 The Right of the Strongest
Chapter 4 Slavery
Chapter 5 That It Is Always Necessary to Go Back to a First Convention
Chapter 6 The Social Pact
Chapter 7 The Sovereign
Chapter 8 The Civil State
Chapter 9 Real Property
BOOK TWO
Chapter 1 That Sovereignty Is Inalienable
Chapter 2 That Sovereignty Is Indivisible
Chapter 3 Whether the General Will Can Err
Chapter 4 The Limits of the Sovereign Power
Chapter 5 The Right of Life and Death
Chapter 6 The Law
Chapter 7 The Legislator
Chapter 8 The People
Chapter 9 The People (continued)
Chapter 10 The People (continued)
Chapter 11 The Different Systems of Legislation
Chapter 12 Division of the Laws
BOOK THREE
Chapter 1 Government in General
Chapter 2 The Principle Which Constitutes the Different Forms of Government
Chapter 3 Classification of Governments
Chapter 4 Democracy
Chapter 5 Aristocracy
Chapter 6 Monarchy
Chapter 7 Mixed Governments
Chapter 8 That Every Form of Government Is Not
Fit for Every Country
Chapter 9 The Marks of a Good Government
Chapter 10 The Abuse of the Government and lts
Tendency to Degenerate
Chapter 11 The Dissolution of the Body Politic
Chapter 12 How the Sovereign Authority Is Maintained
Chapter 13 How the Sovereign Authority Is Maintained(continued)
Chapter 14 How the Sovereign Authority Is Maintained(continued)
Chapter 15 Deputies or Representatives
Chapter 16 That the Institution of the Government Is
Not a Contract
Chapter 17 The Institution of the Government
Chapter 18 Means of Preventing Usurpations of the Government
BOOK FOUR
Chapter 1 That the General Will Is Indestructible
Chapter 2 Voting
Chapter 3 Elections
Chapter 4 The Roman Comitia
Chapter 5 The Tribuneship
Chapter 6 The Dictatorship
Chapter 7 The Censorship
Chapter 8 Civil Religion
Chapter 9 Conclusion