In which two works did Jean-Jacques Rousseau take up the question of whether people were basically good or inherently evil?

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In "Discourse on the Origins of Inequality," Rousseau explores the nature of humans and argues that people are inherently good but corrupted by society. In "Emile," he discusses human nature and education, suggesting that humans are naturally good and should be allowed to develop freely.

In Which Two Works Did Jean-Jacques Rousseau Take Up the Question