社會契約論

CONTENTS
Introduction
A Note on the Text and Translation
Select Bibliography
A Chronology of Jean-Jacques Rousseau
POLITICAL ECONOMY
I.
II.
III.
THE SOCIAL CONTRACT
Prefatory Note
BOOK I
i. The Subject of the First Book
ii. The First Societies
iii. The Right of the Strongest
iv. Slavery
v. That It Is Always Necessary to Go Back to
an Original Convention
vi. The Social Pact
vii. The Sovereign
viii. The Civil State
ix. Property
BOOK II
i. That Sovereignty Cannot Be Transferred
ii. That Sovereignty Cannot Be Divided
iii. Whether the General Will Can Err
iv. The Limits of Sovereign Power
v. The Right of Life and Death
vi. The Law
vii. The Legislator
GONTENTS
rift. The People
ix. The Same Continued
x. The Same Continued
xi. The Various Systems of Legislation
xii. The Categories of Law
BOOK III
i. Government in General
ii. The Constituent Principle of the Various Forms of Government
iii. The Classification of Governments
iv. Democracy
v. Aristocracy
vi. Monarchy
vii. Mixed Forms of Government
viii. That Not All Forms of Government Are Suitable
for Every Country
ix. The Signs of Good Government
x. The Abuse of Government and Its Tendency to Degenerate
xi. The Death of the Body Politic
xii. How Sovereign Authority Is Maintained
xifi. The Same Continued
xiv. The Same Continued
xv. Deputies or Representatives
xvi. That the Institution of a Government Is Not a Contract
xvii. The Institution of a Government
xviii. A Means of Preventing Government from
Usurping Power
BOOK IV
i. That the General Will Is Indestructible
ii. Voting
iii. Elections
iv. The Roman Comitia
v. The Tribunate
vi. The Office of Dictator
CONTENTS
vii. The Office of Censor
viii. The Civil Religion
ix. Conclusion
Appendix: The General Society of the Human Race
Explanatory Notes
Index