 | Jean-Jacques Rousseau - 1985 - 196 páginas
...wanted to excel in his neighbours'- eyes. He who sang or danced the best, he who was the most handsome, the strongest, the most adroit or the most eloquent became the most highly regarded; and this was the first step towards inequality and, at the same time, towards vice.67 Men... | |
 | David Marshall - 1988 - 308 páginas
...("Each one began to look at the others and to want to be looked at himself, and public esteem acquired a value. The one who sang or danced the best, the handsomest, the strongest, the most skillful, or the most eloquent, received the most consideration; that was the first step toward inequality,... | |
 | Peter Salovey - 1991 - 316 páginas
...and public esteem came to be prized. He who sang or danced the best; he who was the most handsome, the strongest, the most adroit or the most eloquent became the most highly regarded, and this was the first step towards inequality and at the same time towards vice. From those... | |
 | Jean-Jacques Rousseau, Donald A. Cress - 1992 - 116 páginas
...together. Each one began to look at the others and to want to be looked at himself, and public esteem had a value. The one who sang or danced the best, the...adroit or the most eloquent became the most highly regarded. And this was the first step toward inequality and, at the same time, toward vice. From these... | |
 | Christopher C. DeMuth, William Kristol - 1995 - 278 páginas
...Everyone began to look at everyone else and to wish to be looked at himself, and public esteem acquired a value. The one who sang or danced the best, the handsomest, the strongest, the most skillful, or the most eloquent came to be the most highly regarded, and this was the first step at... | |
 | David Wootton - 1996 - 964 páginas
...together. Each one began to look at the others and to want to be looked at himself, and public esteem had regarded. And this was the first step toward inequality and, at the same time, toward vice. From these... | |
 | Joseph Marie comte de Maistre - 1996 - 256 páginas
...their cabins and around the trees, but here was another misfortune: the handsomest, the strongest, and the most adroit, or the most eloquent, became the...most highly considered; and that was the first step towards inequality, and, at the same time, towards vice.12 In this state, however, men lived free,... | |
 | Laurence D. Cooper - 2010 - 244 páginas
...women. Each one began to look at the others and to want to be looked at himself, and public esteem had a value. The one who sang or danced the best, the...became the most highly considered; and that was the fitst step toward inequality and, at the same time, toward vice. From these fitst preferences 57. See... | |
 | Timothy O'Hagan - 2003 - 340 páginas
...others and to want to be looked at himself, and public esteem had a value. The one who sang or danced best, the handsomest, the strongest, the most adroit, or the most eloquent came to be the most highly considered; and that was the first step toward inequality and, at the same... | |
 | David Johnston - 2000 - 280 páginas
...together. Each one began to look at the others and to want to be looked at himself, and public esteem had a value. The one who sang or danced the best, the...adroit or the most eloquent became the most highly regarded. And this was the first step toward inequality and, at the same time, toward vice. From these... | |
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Each one began to look at the others and to want to be looked at himself, and public esteem had a value. The one who sang or danced the best, the handsomest, the strongest, the most adroit or the most eloquent became the most highly regarded. And this... 
