De L'homme, Volume 2...

De l'homme, Volume 2 is a philosophical treatise that examines the nature of man and the role of happiness in life. Helvetius argues that all individuals are motivated by self-interest and that happiness is the ultimate goal of human existence. He also explores the idea of social equality and the need for education to promote progress and happiness for all. This insightful work continues to be a valuable contribution to the field of philosophy.

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