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Chapter 3: Whether the General Will Is Fallible
Question 1 of 2
According to Rousseau, how does the "general will" differ from the "will of all"?
A
They are identical concepts
B
The general will considers only the common interest; the will of all is merely the sum of particular wills, once the pluses and minuses cancel out
C
The will of all is always correct; the general will is often wrong
D
Only the aristocracy can express the general will
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