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Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, 19th century French mutualist political philosopher, (1903)
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Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, 19th century French mutualist political philosopher, (1903)
Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, 19th century French mutualist political philosopher, (1903). Proudhon (1808-1868) advocated the complete reorganization of society and the abolition of all its trappings, including money and the state itself. He asked the question; What is property?, answering; Property is Theft. A print from The Worlds History, A Survey of Mans Record, by Dr HF Helmolt, Volume II, William Heinemann, London, 1903
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This print showcases Pierre-Joseph Proudhon, a prominent 19th-century French mutualist political philosopher. The photograph, taken in 1903, captures the essence of this influential figure who advocated for radical societal change and the elimination of established institutions such as money and the state itself. Proudhon's revolutionary ideas challenged conventional norms, prompting him to question the very concept of property. His famous quote "Property is Theft" encapsulates his belief that private ownership perpetuates inequality and exploitation within society. The print from Dr HF Helmolt's book, The Worlds History: A Survey of Mans Record, offers a glimpse into Proudhon's profound impact on politics during his lifetime. As an anarchist thinker and socialist politician, he sought to dismantle existing power structures in favor of a more egalitarian society. In this portrait engraving by an unknown creator, Proudhon exudes determination and intellectual prowess. His piercing gaze reflects his unwavering commitment to social justice and his role as a catalyst for change. As we delve into this monochromatic image from the nineteenth century, we are reminded of Proudhon's enduring legacy as both a statesman and journalist. His ideas continue to inspire those who challenge authority while advocating for greater equality in our world today.
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