What Is Property?

Pierre Proudhon's "What is Property? " is a seminal work of anarchist thought.

It presents a radical critique of private property, arguing that it is inherently unjust and leads to social inequality.

Proudhon advocates for a society based on mutualism, a form of anarchism that emphasizes cooperation and voluntary association.

His work is known for its provocative arguments and its influence on later anarchist and socialist movements.

The book's central question, "What is property?

" remains a powerful and relevant challenge to conventional notions of ownership.