A late book by this philosopher extended his ideas to international relations and called for a federativeworld government; that was his Principle of Federation.
A late book by this philosopher extended his ideas to international relations and called for a federativeworld government; that was his Principle of Federation. A book by this philosopher seeks to negate all"immutable and permanent" things in praise of "the affirmation of universal movement." This author of ThePhilosophy of Progress explained his ideal state in General View of the Revolution in the NineteenthCentury. An earlier book by this man made a distinction between "jus in re" rights to products and "jus adrem" rights to means of production in calling for limiting ownership to the amount of land and toolsactually used in craftsmanship. That book was praised as "the first decisive examination" of the titleinstitution by Marx and led Bakunin to dub this man "the father of us all." For 10 points, name this Frenchanarchist who claimed that "theft" answered the title question of his What is Property?
A late book by this philosopher extended his ideas to international relations and called for a federativeworld government; that was his Principle of Federation.
Pierre Joseph Proudhon