The System of Economic Contradictions
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Système des contradictions économiques ou Philosophie de la misère (1846, The System of Economic Contradictions, or The Philosophy of Poverty) is a text by Pierre-Joseph Proudhon.
It prompted a book-length critique from Karl Marx entitled The Poverty of Philosophy, commencing a rift between Marxists and anarchists that lasts to this day.
Table of Contents:
- Introduction: The hypothesis of a God
- Chapter I: Of the Economic Science
- Chapter II: Opposition of value in USE and value in EXCHANGE
- Chapter III: Economic Evolutions. — First Period. — The Division of Labor
- Chapter IV: Second Period. — Machinery
- Chapter V: Third Period. — Competition
- Chapter VI: Fourth Period. — Monopoly
- Chapter VII: Fifth Period. — Police, Or Taxation
- Chapter VIII: Of the Responsibility of Man and Of God, Under the Law of Contradiction, Or a Solution of the Problem of Providence
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