Question

17. Jean-Jacques Rousseau's calls for the moral improvement of society are best understood in the

context of

Answer 1

education

Step-by-step explanation:

• He believed that society in general is corrupted and that moral and virtue have declined.
• That is why he believed that good education should be in the center of everything, especially if we want our society to be morally improved.
• Intellect and moral are lost, and we need to bring it back as a pillar.