Property is theft!: a Pierre-Joseph Proudhon anthology 9781849350556, 1849350558

Table of contents :
Contents --
Introduction: General Idea of the Revolution in the 21st Century --
PROUDHON�S IDEAS --
PROUDHON�S LEGACY --
CONCLUSION --
Proudhon: A BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCH --
Further Notes --
ON TERMINOLOGY --
PROUDHON AND MARX --
FURTHER READING --
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS --
A NOTE ON THE TEXTS --
A NOTE ON THE TRANSLATIONS --
What Is Property? or, An Inquiry into the Principle of Right and of Government --
CHAPTER I. METHOD PURSUED IN THIS WORK�THE IDEA OF A REVOLUTION CHAPTER II. PROPERTY CONSIDERED AS A NATURAL RIGHT. OCCUPATION AND CIVIL LAW AS EFFICIENT BASES OF PROPERTYCHAPTER III. LABOUR AS THE EFFICIENT CAUSE OF THE DOMAIN OF PROPERTY --
CHAPTER IV. THAT PROPERTY IS IMPOSSIBLE --
CHAPTER V. PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPOSITION OF THE IDEA OF JUSTICE, ANDA DETERMINATION OF THE PRINCIPLE OF GOVERNMENT AND OF RIGHT --
Letter to M. Blanquion Property What is Property? Second Memoir --
Letter to Antoine Gauthier --
Letter to Karl Marx --
System of Economic Contradictions, or, the Philosophy of Misery: VOLUME I CHAPTER I. OF THE ECONOMIC SCIENCECHAPTER II. OF VALUE --
CHAPTER III. ECONOMIC EVOLUTIONS�FIRST PERIOD�THE DIVISION OF LABOUR --
CHAPTER IV. SECOND PERIOD�MACHINERY --
CHAPTER V. THIRD PERIOD�COMPETITION --
CHAPTER VI. FOURTH PERIOD�MONOPOLY --
CHAPTER VII. FIFTH PERIOD�POLICE, OR TAXATION --
System of Economic Contradictions, or, the Philosophy of Misery: VOLUME II --
CHAPTER X. SEVENTH PERIOD�CREDIT --
CHAPTER XI. EIGHTH EPOCH�PROPERTY --
CHAPTER XIV. SUMMARY AND CONCLUSION --
Solution of the Social Problem --
CHAPTER I. THE REVOLUTION IN 1848 CHAPTER II. DEMOCRACYOrganisation of Credit and Circulation and the Solution of the Social Problem --
PROGRAMME --
THE BANK OF EXCHANGE --
Letter to Louis Blanc --
Letter to Professor Chevalier --
The Situation --
The Reaction --
The Mystification of Universal Suffrage --
To Patriots --
Opening Session of the National Assembly --
Outline of the Social Question Method of Solution�Equivalence of the political question and the social question --
Foreign Affairs --
To the Editor-in-Chief of Le Représentant du Peuple --
July Fifteenth Address to the Constituent National AssemblyThe Malthusians --
Toast to the Revolution --
The Constitution and the Presidency --
Election Manifesto of Le Peuple --
Bank of the People --
DECLARATION --
FORMATION OF THE COMPANY --
REPORT OF THE LUXEMBOURG DELEGATE AND WORKERS� CORPORATION COMMISSION --
Confessions of a Revolutionary To Serve as a history of the February Revolution --
CHAPTER III. NATURE AND GOAL OF GOVERNMENT --
CHAPTER VI. 24 FEBRUARY: PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT --
CHAPTER X. 23�26 JUNE: THE CAVAIGNAC REACTION