Pierre-Joseph Proudhon

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Pierre-Joseph Proudhon was among the first to embrace the term "anarchist" in a positive sense. He was one of the originators of mutualist anarchism.

Contents 1 Works 2 Posthumous works 3 See also: 4 Works about Proudhon 5 External links:

Works

• Œuvres Complètes de P. J. Proudhon (Lacroix): links to Proudhon's collected works, in French, together with some new translations.
• What Is Property? (1840)
• Toast to the Revolution
• The Malthusians
• The Coming Era of Mutualism

Posthumous works

• Césarisme et christianisme
• Jésus et les origines du christianisme at Gallica
• Napoléon III: manuscrits inédits (1900) at Google Books
• Commentaires sur les Mémoires de Fouché (1900) [ at Google Books]

See also:

• 1848 origins of "agro-industrial federation"

Works about Proudhon

• Adolphe Thiers, Pierre-Joseph Proudhon. Rapport du citoyen Thiers: précédé de la proposition du citoyen Proudhon (1848) at Google Books
• Eugène de Mirecourt. Proudhon. (1855) [ at Google Books]
• Hippolyte Castille. P. J. Proudhon. (1858) at Google Books
• Léon Walras. L'économie politique et la justice: examen critique et réfutation des M. P.-J. Proudhon. (1860) at Google Books
• Jenny P. d'Hericourt. A Woman's Philosophy of Woman. (1864) at Google Books
• Adolphe Hugentobler. Dialogues des morts entre Proudhon et Colins. (1867) at Google Books
• Charles A. Dana. Proudhon and His "Bank of the People". (1896) at Google Books
• Arthur Mülberger. Studien über Proudhon: Ein Beitrag zum Verständnis der sozialen Reform. (1891) at Google Books
• Arthur Mülberger. P. J. Proudhon: Leben und Werke. (1899) at Google Books
• Edmond Lagarde. La revanche de Proudhon: ou, l'avenir du socialisme mutuelliste. (1905) at Google Books

External links:

• What is Property? An Inquiry into the Principle of Right and of Government. (1840), at the Electronic Text Center, University of Virginia Library
• The System of Economical Contradictions: or, the Philosophy of Misery (1846), at the Electronic Text Center, University of Virginia Library
• Excerpts from Proudhon's Solution to the Social Problem—mostly from Solution du Problème Social and Proudhon's exchange with Bastiat
• General Idea of the Revolution in the Nineteenth Century (1851), at the Fair Use Repository
• Two translations of "The State", by William B. Greene and Benjamin R. Tucker