Jiang treats Rousseau's critique of Christianity and republican citizenship as an origin of separation of church and state in the French Republic.
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Jiang treats Rousseau's critique of Christianity and republican citizenship as an origin of separation of church and state in the French Republic.
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Jiang reads the Dreyfus Affair as a test of French rights-nationalism: if the justice system can mistreat one citizen, all citizens are at risk.
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"But the idea of a national language prevents them from doing that. Okay? Does that make sense? Great. All right. Jean -Jacques Rousseau, we..."
"Also, there were a lot of anti -Semitic elements within the French military. So rather than just say, you know what? We got the..."
"And the answer is, it has to do with the French identity. At this point in history, there's this huge conflict between French liberals..."
"It's one of the fundamental ideas of the French Republic. And that's why in today, there's so much antagonism between Islamists and the government...."
"...And then together they launched a coup d 'etat against the French Republic."
"...like the Messiah, okay? And as a result, he destroyed the French Republic. Now what's interesting is that if you look at human history,..."
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