According to Azuma, the collective will and the general social contract has changed the world''s political landscape over the last couple of years. Azuma looks back at Rousseau and Freud then forward to Twitter and Google to express how man deals with their part of the collective will through time. Azuma challenges society''s perceptions of general will by looking at three philosophies through both time and technology. Azuma''s unique analysis can be as compelling as fiction while making readers feel enlightened in the process.
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