Genialidad y desorden mental: el caso de Jean-Jacques Rousseau

Description Bertrand Russell went so far as to affirm that "Hitler was the result of Rousseau". But not only was Hitler an ill-fated epigone of Rousseau: all those who led their resentment through ideologies that promised them to achieve through revolution what they would never achieve on their own merits found justification in the ideas of Jean-Jacobo Rousseau . _____________________________________________ Channel for the dissemination of philosophy, especially that of Ortega y Gasset, the most important Spanish-language thinker in history. Follow my informative works on this channel    / @ellectordeortegaygasset   and on my page   / javiermgracia   _____________________________________________ These are the references of the quotes made in the video: -Quoted in Nigel Rodgers and Mel Thompspon: “Philosophical Madness”, Ed. Melusina, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 2006, p. 48. -Friedrich Nietzsche: “Beyond good and evil”, Madrid, Alianza, 1980, First Section, paragraph 6, pp. 26-27. -Ortega y Gasset: “Three pictures of wine (Tiziano, Poussin and Velázquez)”, in “El Espectador”, Vol I, O. C. Tº 2, p. 56. -J. J. Rousseau: “The Confessions”, Electronic Edition of www.philosophia.cl / ARCIS University School of Philosophy, pp. 6 to 9. -J. J. Rousseau: “The Confessions”, Electronic Edition of www.philosophia.cl / ARCIS University School of Philosophy, p. 403. -J. J. Rosseau: “Dreams of a lonely walker”, Digitized by http://www.librodot.com, Second Walk, p. 10. -Ortega y Gasset: “You live”, O. C. Tº 5, p. 497. -Quoted in Nigel Rodgers and Mel Thompspon: “Philosophical Madness”, Ed. Melusina, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 2006, pp. 25-26. -Nigel Rodgers and Mel Thompspon: “Philosophical madness”, Ed. Melusina, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 2006, p. 46. -J. J. Rousseau: "Dreams of a lonely walker." Digitized by http://www.librodot.com – Primer Paseo. -J. J. Rousseau: "Discourse on the origin and foundations of inequality among men", Ed. Luarna, First part. -J. J. Rousseau: "Discourse on the origin and foundations of inequality among men", Ed. Luarna, First part. -Quoted in Nigel Rodgers and Mel Thompspon: “Philosophical Madness”, Ed. Melusina, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 2006, p. 32. -J. J. Rousseau: “The Social Contract”, elaleph.com, p. fifteen. -J. J. Rousseau: “The Social Contract”, elaleph.com, p. 18. -Quoted in Nigel Rodgers and Mel Thompspon: “Philosophical Madness”, Ed. Melusina, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 2006, p. 48. -Ortega y Gasset: “Misery and splendor of translation”, O. C. Tº 5, p. 440.