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Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Original title: ルソー
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This is because Rousseau believed that political society (the state) must be a mechanism guaranteeing the freedom and equality of all humans. Accordingly, through absolute obedience in politics to the general will, he sought the establishment of a genuinely democratic “republic” excluding partisan politics and vested-interest politics by some politicians. However, Rousseau’s “republic” is not a republic in the usual sense: even a monarchy counts as a “republic” if the rule of law is thoroughly enforced.
ルソーが、政治社会（国家）はすべての人間の自由と平等をこそ保障する仕組みでなければならないと考えていたためである。そのため、政治の一般意志への絶対服従によって、党派政治や一部の政治家による利権政治を排した真に民主的な「共和国」の樹立を求めた。ただし、ルソーが言う「共和国」とは一般的な意味での共和国ではなく、君主政体でも法治主義が徹底されていれば「共和国」ということになる
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