Daydreaming, a standalone mobile

Author: Jean-Jacques Rousseau Number of pages: 314 pages Publisher: Arab Pens We cannot speak about the Age of Enlightenment in Europe without mentioning the great French writer and philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau and his ideas, which had a significant impact on shaping political events. These events were the cause of the French Revolution. From here, we were keen to publish one of his important and timeless works, which is "Daydreams of a Solo Wanderer," the last thing Rousseau wrote. It gathers his journeys in the countries and in history. These journeys are closely connected to this life and reveal the psychological aspects of the great writer, including strength and weakness, simplicity and contradiction. It is a summary of sixty-five years spent between ups and downs, swinging between happiness and sorrow. Therefore, it was necessary to illustrate these stages that the owner went through, with their joys and sorrows, including events that shaped his personality and left deep impressions on his soul. The book is closer to memoirs, as Rousseau narrates a large part of his autobiography, in addition to the philosophical dilemmas he faced.