Talk:The Western Philosophers/@comment-24913070-20150527112745/@comment-24913070-20150528165349

@Quaxi I don't see Rousseau appear alone in a philosophy rap battle... :/ I don't know... I think, Voltaire is most famous as a philospher than him (his work on tolerance, justice, reflexion about french society, his way of thinking at the opposit of Descartes (he absolutely hate the fact that some people says that animal looks like "machine" with no souls)... But of course, Rousseau have a significant impact on Education) However, I can easly see him appears with Voltaire (even if they was ennemies when they are alive): that's could be make a big reference to the most famous "punchline" of Gaveroche in "Les Misérables" ("Je suis tombé par terre, c'est la faute à Voltaire. Le nez dans le ruisseau, c'est la faute à Rousseau.")