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A Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Anthology

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An edition of Property is Theft! A Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Anthology (2011)

Property is Theft!

A Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Anthology

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More influential than Karl Marx during his lifetime, Pierre-Joseph Proudon's work has long been out of print or unavailable in English. Weighing in at over 700 pages, Iain McKay's comprehensive collection is a much-needed and timely historical corrective, and includes a number of new translations of Proudhon's work for an English-speaking audience, as well as an exhaustive historical introduction to Proudhon's life and works.

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Subjects

Socialism, Anarchism, History, Anthology

People

P.-J Proudhon (1809-1865)

Places

France

Times

19th century
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Table of Contents

Introduction
Page 1
Proudhon’s Ideas
Page 4
Proudhon’s Legacy
Page 35
Conclusion
Page 51
Proudhon: A Biographical Sketch
Page 53
Furher Notes
Page 61
On Terminology
Page 61
Proudhon and Marx
Page 64
Further Reading
Page 79
Acknowledgements
Page 81
A Note on the Texts
Page 81
A Note on the Translations
Page 82
What Is Property?
Page 87
Chapter I
Page 87
Chapter II
Page 90
Chapter III
Page 101
Chapter IV
Page 119
Chapter V
Page 128
Letter to M. Blanqui on Property
Page 139
Letter to Antoine Gauthier
Page 159
Letter to Karl Marx
Page 163
System on Economic Contradictions, Volume 1
Page 167
Chapter I
Page 167
Chapter II
Page 175
Chapter III
Page 179
Chapter IV
Page 182
Chapter V
Page 195
Chapter VI
Page 207
Chapter VII
Page 217
System on Economic Contradictions, Volume 2
Page 229
Chapter X
Page 229
Chapter XI
Page 233
Chapter XIV
Page 254
Solutions of the Social Problem
Page 257
Chapter I
Page 257
Chapter II
Page 258
Organisation of Credits and Circulation
Page 281
Programme
Page 281
The Band of Exchange
Page 283
Letter to Louis Blanc
Page 295
The Situation
Page 303
The Reaction
Page 307
The Mystification of Universal Suffrage
Page 315
The Patriots
Page 319
Opening Session of the National Assembly
Page 323
Outline of the Social Question
Page 327
Foreign Affairs
Page 329
To the Editor-in-Chief of Le Représentant du Peuple
Page 335
July Fifteenth
Page 339
Address to the Constituent National Assembly
Page 345
The Malthusians
Page 353
Toast to the Revolution
Page 359
The Constitution and the Presidency
Page 367
Election Manifesto of Le Peuple
Page 371
Bank of the People
Page 383
Declaration
Page 383
Justice in the Revolution and in the Church
Page 619
Programme
Page 619
Little Political Catechism
Page 654
Letter to Milliet
Page 685
The Federative Principle
Page 689
First Part
Page 689
Conclusion
Page 714
Letter to M. X.
Page 721
The Political Capacity of the Working Classes
Page 723
To Some Workers From Paris
Page 723
Second Part
Page 725
Development of the Worker Idea
Page 725
Third Part
Page 765
Political Incompatibilities
Page 765
Appendix: The Theory of Property
Page 775
Chapter IX
Page 776
Appendix: The Paris Commune
Page 785
International Workers’ Association
Page 786
On the Organisation of the Commune
Page 787
Paris Today Is Free and in Possession of Herself and the Provinces are in Slavery
Page 788
Glossary
Page 793
Terms
Page 793
People
Page 799
Events
Page 805
Index
Page 809

Edition Notes

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Oakland, USA
Other Titles
Property is Theft! A Pierre-Joseph Proudhon Reader
Copyright Date
2011
Translated From
French

Classifications

Library of Congress
HX833, HX893.7.P78 P76 2011

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Iain McKay

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