Is there a " late style " in philosophy ? Jean-Jacques Rousseau's Reveries of the Solitary Walker

Martin Rueff is a poet, philosopher, literary critic and translator. After teaching at the University of Bologna and Paris VII-Diderot, he has been a professor at the University of Geneva since 2010. At Gallimard, he was responsible for editing the works of Cesare Pavese in the "Quarto" collection, and took part in editing the works of Claude Lévi-Strauss and Michel Foucault in the Pléiade. In 2016, he published a "Quarto" devoted to the Works of Jean Starobinski entitled La Beauté du monde. President of the Société Jean-Jacques Rousseau, he is devoted to the work of the latter, to whom he has dedicated three books: Radical, separado, L'antropologia de Jean-Jacques Rousseau y las teorías contemporáneas de la justicia (Buenos Aires, Unipe, 2014); À coups redoublés, la théorie de l'homme de Jean-Jacques Rousseau et sa philosophie de l'expression (Mimésis, L'esprit des signes, November 2018); Foudroyante Pitié (Mimésis, L'esprit des signes, November 2018). His latest collection is entitled La Jonction (Caen, Nous, 2019).