Qu'est-Ce Que la Propriété ?
Book • 1840
Published in 1840, this book is Proudhon's first major work and critiques the concept of property.
He argues that the common conception of property conflates two distinct components: legitimate possession based on labor and occupation, and illegitimate property that leads to tyranny.
Proudhon opposes unused land being regarded as property and argues against institutions like interest on loans and rent.
He also discusses the economic and social implications of property, emphasizing the need for equality and the abolition of exploitative forms of property.
He argues that the common conception of property conflates two distinct components: legitimate possession based on labor and occupation, and illegitimate property that leads to tyranny.
Proudhon opposes unused land being regarded as property and argues against institutions like interest on loans and rent.
He also discusses the economic and social implications of property, emphasizing the need for equality and the abolition of exploitative forms of property.
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