He was exiled in 1858 for his De la justice dans la revolution et dans l'église, but he may be most famous for a work questioning the merits of ownership.
He referred to his friend Gustave Courbet's painting Stonebreakers as "a condemnation of capitalism and its potential for greed." Bitterly attacked in Marx's The Poverty of Philosophy, a satirical title based on one of his own works, his other works include Du principe Federatif, and he helped to publish many essays of his disciple Bakunin. He was exiled in 1858 for his De la justice dans la revolution et dans l'église, but he may be most famous for a work questioning the merits of ownership. For ten points, name this French socialist and anarchist, author of "What is Property?"
He referred to his friend Gustave Courbet's painting Stonebreakers as "a condemnation of capitalism and its potential for greed."
Pierre-Joseph Proudhon