To think about history, society, and also the relationship to oneself, Jean-Jacques Rousseau refers to nature. Today, even though it is threatened everywhere, its concept is problematic: it has become difficult to invoke it without precautions.

This is why the Société J.-J. Rousseau , in partnership with the University of Geneva, the Sixth Swiss History Days , the Maison de Rousseau et de la Littérature , and with the support of the Maison de l'histoire , offers six lectures to think about our contemporary concerns about nature based on those of Rousseau and his time.

Anyone interested is welcome, but due to the health situation: COVID certificate required and registration required on the Maison de Rousseau et de la Littérature website: MRL

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