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Running Head: ROUSSEAU’S FIFTH WALK    1
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ROUSSEAU’S FIFTH WALK
Rousseau’s Fifth Walk
Jean Jacques Rousseau's 'Fifth Walk' requires a deeper understanding of what personal freedom means to him. The author does intend to capture the transcendent state of being and convey the message of this state where the materialistic needs disappear. The passage is filled with phrases and lines used to describe the experience of Jacques Rousseau in his time spent in Ile de la Motte, which according to him was the most joyful experience but still entailed a more profound meaning than what would normally be used to explain the 'happy' feeling. In his attempt to explain the freedom of experiencing oneself, Rousseau shows how noticing the simple things in nature subject to only the sounds of the cascading streams, the cry of eagles, the birdsong, the whirl of leaves, and the soothing wind that whistles in the open field can lead to the transcendent experience of freedom in a solitary spot. Rousseau is on an isolated island as he explains the 'Fifth Walk'. It's essential to understand the environment and the people who surrounded him as their influence does impact the overall experience of the freedom that Jacques Rousseau intends to convey in his memoir. The picture has a steward, his family, his servants, and Rousseau's companion as he describes what sufficed for the overall experience to bring joy and peace to an individual along with the overwhelming beauty and calm on the island that he resided in for two months. Rousseau's account of the background and the scene with the little details and patterns in the natural the state is adequate to prove the veracity of the profound experience of oneself and existential reason for a purpose that he communicates in 'The Fifth Walk'.
            One thing is certain of the memoir and that is the message of personal freedom that Rousseau has stressed in almost every page of him describing the peace and calm that he experienced on the island. Rousseau on the second page of the fifth walk explains that the stay on the island was charming to an extent that aided him to resolve to spend the...