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Les Confessions d'un R�����volutionnaire: Pour Servir ������ l'Histoire de la R�����volution de F�����vrier (1850) est un livre �����crit par Pierre Joseph Proudhon. Dans ce livre, l'auteur raconte son exp�����rience de la r�����volution de f�����vrier 1848 ������ Paris et ses r�����flexions sur les �����v�����nements qui ont conduit ������ cette r�����volution. Proudhon �����tait un philosophe politique et un th�����oricien anarchiste fran�����ais, et son livre est une contribution importante ������ l'histoire de la r�����volution de f�����vrier en France. Les Confessions d'un R�����volutionnaire est un livre int�����ressant pour ceux qui s'int�����ressent ������ l'histoire politique et sociale de la France au XIXe si�����cle, ainsi qu'������ la philosophie politique et ������ l'anarchisme.This scarce antiquarian book is a facsimile reprint of the old original and may contain some imperfections such as library marks and notations. Because we believe this work is culturally important, we have made it available as part of our commitment for protecting, preserving, and promoting the world's literature in affordable, high quality, modern editions, that are true to their original work.

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Les confessions d'un révolutionnaire racontent les positions de Proudhon face à la révolution de 1848. Condamné à la prison, il va écrire ce journal vif et contradictoire, qui le fera connaître d'un large public, alors qu'il vient d'avoir 36 ans. C'est " l'histoire d'un penseur entraîné malgré lui dans le somnambulisme de sa nation. " Un livre de constats et de rêves, écrit du 24 février 1848 au 8 juillet 1849. Face à l'événement, il se lance dans la politique active. Proudhon propose une transformation de la société, ni libérale, ni communiste, une nouvelle société fondée sur la coopération et l'autonomie, hors de tous les pouvoirs autoritaires.

En este texto, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon nos propone un análisis científico de ladesigualdad que existe en la sociedad de sus tiempos -y que sorprendentemente semanifiesta en nuestros días-, y nos mostrará la causa de esta, que es indudablemente: Laignorancia, llevando consigo inherentemente a la propiedad; al mismo tiempo nos invita aseguir su doctrina un tanto anarquista, pero que de alguna modo viene a formular unequilibrio "justo" entre las dos clases que se oponen.Proudhon creía que la concepción habitual de la propiedad combina dos componentes distintos que, una vez identificados, mostrarían la diferencia entre la propiedad como una forma de tiranía y la propiedad usada para proteger la libertad.

La capacidad política de la clase obrera, escrita en 1864, constituye una obra póstuma del gran teórico libertario francés Pierre-Joseph Proudhon. En ella, podemos leer al Proudhon maduro, al Proudhon sumamente preocupado en combatir las, a la sazón, predominantes tendencias centralizadoras, autoritarias, monopólicas, en un mundo que avanzaba a agigantados pasos hacia concepciones totalizantes en las que la conformación de un omnímodo poder central parecía ser inevitable. Proudhon bien se percataba de ese desarrollo, de ahí que buscase de manera desesperada intentar frenarlo. Sus conceptos, materializados en la visión teórica de su idea central del derecho económico, constituíase en la más clara manifestación de su actividad en pro del fortalecimiento de alternativas vivas para todo individuo y grupo social. No debemos pasar por alto el importante hecho de que este libro, La capacidad política de la clase obrera, lo escribe motivado por una consulta que le hicieron un grupo de obreros, a quienes responde intentando clarificar conceptos e iluminar caminos y senderos.

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Publié en 1846, Système des contradictions économiques ou Philosophie de la misère est une explication de la société fondée sur l'existence de réalités contradictoires. Ainsi la propriété manifeste l'inégalité mais est l'objet même de la liberté, le machinisme accroît la productivité mais détruit l'artisanat et soumet le salarié. La liberté elle-même est à la fois indispensable mais cause de l'inégalité...

El principio federativo o federalismo social, es un concepto desarrollado por el anarquista francés Pierre-Joseph Proudhon en el libro homónimo de 1863. Un tratado sobre la unión de comunidades autogobernadas y soberanías a través de diferentes niveles de federaciones y confederaciones locales, comarcales, regionales o nacionales de tal manera que el poder político se distribuye y fluye de lo particular hacia lo general,1 es decir, de la base que es la comuna a la confederación máxima con el propósito de evitar el centralismo, la burocracia y toda jerarquía de poderes.

Publié en 1840, est le premier ouvrage majeur de l'anarchiste français Pierre-Joseph Proudhon. Il traite du concept de propriété et de sa relation avec l'État, les ouvriers et l'anarchisme. Ce livre contient la citation célèbre La propriété, c'est le vol ! . Proudhon déclare: J'en ferai sortir la preuve irréfragable que la propriété, quand elle serait juste et possible, aurait pour condition nécessaire l'égalité. Il adopte le mot mutuellisme pour décrire sa vision d'une économie composée d'individus et de syndicats démocratiques qui échangeraient leurs produits sous la contrainte de l'égalité. Bien que Karl Marx ait plus tard critiqué Proudhon, il crédita ce livre de l'avoir convaincu de la nécessité d'abolir la propriété privée.

La propriété est toujours alliée à la liberté politique aux yeux de Proudhon; c'est pourquoi il ne peut admettre qu'elle n'arrivera pas à se réaliser, - ne voulant pas désespérer de la liberté. Et puis, sans qu'il l'avoue toujours d'une manière expresse, la propriété concrète doit se produire dans l'avenir parce qu'elle est l'idéal romain, que Rome est la mère du droit et que Proudhon soumet, de plus en plus, toutes ses espérances historiques à ce postulat: le monde doit réaliser un état social juridique. il ne faut donc pas s'étonner s'il parle de l'économie romaine avec l'enthousiasme qu'elle excitait chez les anciens philosophes du droit, qui prenaient cette vie (toute mythique, semble-t-il) pour la première, detoutes les réalités. La maison est à ses yeux, comme aux leurs, un véritable État domestique, gouverné par un chef digne de commander; la propriété n'est possible que si cette dignité et cette capacité existent en toute vérité.

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" En revendiquant la responsabilité de ce recueil, le plus ancien qui ait paru en ce genre, et le seul encore où se trouve abordées les questions de droit économique et de moralité boursière, je dois déclarer ici, pour être tout à fait dans la justice, que je dois à M. G. Duchêne, ancien rédacteur du Peuple, qui a bien voulu se charger pour moi du gros de la besogne, nombre de pages d'une excellente rédaction, des traits d'une vive ironie que je n'ai pas cru devoir supprimer, des analyses et des jugements d'une ferme et nette intelligence..."

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Evoquant la question du rapport entre les sexes, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon nous livre une vision de la place des femmes dans la société qui ne manquera pas de susciter la curiosité du lecteur contemporain et de poser les termes d'un débat qui reste d'actualité. Extrait: Changez, modifiez, ou intervertissez, par un moyen quelconque, ce rapport des sexes, vous détruisez le mariage dans son essence; d'une société en prédominance de justice vous faites une société en prédominance d'amour; vous retombez dans le concubinat et la papillonne; vous pouvez avoir encore des pères et des mères, comme vous avez des amants, mais vous n'aurez plus de famille; et sans famille, votre constitution politique ne sera plus une fédération d'hommes, de familles et de cités libres, ce sera un communisme théocratique ou pornocratique, la pire des tyrannies.

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Thank you for checking out this book by Theophania Publishing. We appreciate your business and look forward to serving you soon. We have thousands of titles available, and we invite you to search for us by name, contact us via our website, or download our most recent catalogues. I AFFIRM the REALITY of an economic science. This proposition, which few economists now dare to question, is the boldest, perhaps, that a philosopher ever maintained; and the inquiries to follow will prove, I hope, that its demonstration will one day be deemed the greatest effort of the human mind. I affirm, on the other hand, the absolute certainty as well as the progressive nature of economic science, of all the sciences in my opinion the most comprehensive, the purest, the best supported by facts: a new proposition, which alters this science into logic or metaphysics in concreto, and radically changes the basis of ancient philosophy. In other words, economic science is to me the objective form and realization of metaphysics; it is metaphysics in action, metaphysics projected on the vanishing plane of time; and whoever studies the laws of labor and exchange is truly and specially a metaphysician. The labor of man continues the work of God, who, in creating all beings, did but externally realize the eternal laws of reason. Economic science is, then, necessarily and at once a theory of ideas, a natural theology, and a psychology. This general outline alone would have sufficed to explain why, having to treat of economic matters, I was obliged previously to suppose the existence of God, and by what title I, a simple economist, aspire to solve the problem of certainty.

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