Question

jean - jacques rousseau
according to rousseau, what is the difference between natural freedom and social freedom?

Explanation:

According to Rousseau, natural freedom is the freedom of the individual in the state of nature, limited only by physical strength. Social freedom is the freedom within a society, limited by the general will (laws). Natural freedom allows unlimited pursuit of desires, while social freedom provides moral and civil liberties through the social contract.

Answer:

Natural freedom is in the state of nature (limited by physical strength), social freedom is in society (limited by general will/laws).