El discurso de Rousseau se propone explorar el origen de la desigualdad entre las personas, un viaje que lo ve rastrear la evoluci�n de los humanos desde el hombre salvaje hasta los cimientos de la sociedad civil. Con entusiasmo y pasi�n, el fil�sofo argumenta que el nacimiento de la propiedad privada fue el "comienzo del mal". A lo largo del libro se nos lleva a considerar el desarrollo del lenguaje, la raz�n, la autoconservaci�n, la benevolencia, la compasi�n y la ley, a trav�s de la lente de quiz�s el pensador m�s original del siglo XVIII.

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Rousseau's early essay on the origins of man and society using biology, anthropology and linguistics is now mostly of historical interest, but Neville Jason s skilled reading helps keep it enjoyable. His pleasant voice, distinguished-sounding accent, and somewhat rolling style at the same time precise and conversational, intellectual but easygoing matches Rousseau's essayistic manner. Jason avoids becoming ponderous, moving the text fluidly but at a measured pace, which is helpful for the listener who is grappling with the ideas. He clearly understands what he s reading and is able to give phrases and sentences their proper intonation and emphasis, which also aids the listener s understanding. Audio may not seem the obvious choice for philosophy, but Jason's narration makes it work. --Audio file, Oct'15

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