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Rousseau's contrast between savage and peasant is a contrast between free reasoning and obedient habit; Jiang uses it to argue that children should be allowed to be explorers rather than controlled subjects.
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Rousseau's contrast between savage and peasant is a contrast between free reasoning and obedient habit; Jiang uses it to argue that children should be allowed to be explorers rather than controlled subjects.
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"...two classes of men who are constantly engaged in bodily activity peasants and savages okay there are these peasants who work the farm there's..."
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"...senses but for great subtlety of mind savages are really smart peasants are really dull why generally speaking there is nothing duller than a..."
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"...well then let the child be a savage and not a peasant oh man seek no further for the author evil that are he..."
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