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Rousseau in Africa: Democracy in the Making
24 minutes
Color
Recommended audience age range 16-adult
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Availability:
This title is no longer available from the Roland Collection
Additional information
Order number: 1507
Filmed in Cape Town, South Africa, this programme looks at the changes to the country since Nelson Mandela was elected and how the vote has changed the way people feel about themselves as citizens. The film shows why the previous apartheid system would have been regarded as illegitimate by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, the eighteenth-century philosopher, who argued that people who form themselves into a civil society undergo a 'remarkable change'.
Part of the series 'An Introduction to the Humanities'
Credits -
Open University/BBC
