SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE INFLUENCE OF PROUDHON
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SOME REFLECTIONS ON THE INFLUENCE OF PROUDHON
IN C.G.T. AND IN THE SOCIAL FIGHTS IN PORTUGAL
Since it is spoken in Proudhon it is necessary to have present that your work plays a multiplicity of problems that is urgent to have in bill: In first place, the economic regime (as for instance in the works That it is the Property, 1840 and Organization of the Credit of 1848 and The Political Capacity of the working classes of 1865), the problem of the State (The Confessions of a Revolutionary of 1849, The General Idea of the Revolution in the century XIX of 1859 and The Principle Federativ of 1863), the Philosophy (System of Economics Contradictions of 1846), the subject of the Justice (The Justice in the Revolution and in the Church of 1858) and still the international problems and the national subject (the War and Paz 1861, the Federation and the Unit in Italy 1862 and The Agreements of 1815 of 1863).
The main lifted up subjects for Proudhon were the following ones:
- The critic of the capitalism, where it is pointed out the critical analysis of the property and the analysis of the contradictions economics.
- The social classes, in that the classes that Proudhon refers were fundamentally the great bourgeoisie, the middle class, the peasants and the working classes.
- The critic of the State.
- The critic of the Religion.
- The dialectic and your object, where it is underlined the social dialectic and the reality of the social.
- The social philosophy, where the work pontificates as fact and as value, the social life and the problem of the justice.
- The social revolution.
- The economy mutualist, where it is had to have in bill of the beginnings to the reforms, the agriculture mutualist, the craft of the production and your planning.
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