An Analysis Of The Concept Of Law And Its Importance In Society And Education Of Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Abstract

In today's world, there is a legal system. Laws should be for the growth of a community in all aspects, such as providing the safety and protection of the people, but there was also a period when there were no laws. In his work titled "The State of Nature," Jean-Jacques Rousseau provided an analysis of the nature of the people who lived during that period and were solely concerned with their self-centered objectives. The person is inspired to live by the realization of the essence of the natural law, which is that there is a natural law. Rousseau believes that laws should take precedence over the will of the people and that all laws should apply to every single person. Those who are responsible for enforcing and deciding the laws may not assert that they are their own. It is the purpose of this article to investigate the changes that these kinds of legislation have brought about in society, notably in the field of education. Additionally, the purpose of this study is to focus more on educational approaches by referring to how education, according to Rousseau's perspective, interprets such rules.