For ten points, identify this French thinker best known for his essay, What is Property?
One of this thinker's works contains a section that examines the "opposition between fact and right in social economy," and that section begins with his affirmation of the "reality of an economic science." Topics such as "A Loan is a Service" and "The Origins of Ground Rent," are part of his series of correspondences entitled Interest and Principal, and written to Bastiat. He argued that the responsibility for liberation lay with the working classes in his posthumously published The Political Capability of the Working Classes, and examined the principles of authority in his work entitled General Idea of the Revolution in the Nineteenth Century. This man's System of Economic Contradictions: or, the Philosophy of Poverty, was bitterly attacked by Marx in The Poverty of Philosophy. This thinker is most famous for a work in which he proclaimed "I am an anarchist!" and answered the titular question with the single word "theft." For ten points, identify this French thinker best known for his essay, What is Property?
One of this thinker's works contains a section that examines the "opposition between fact and right in social economy," and that section begins with his affirmation of the "reality of an economic science.
Pierre-Joseph Proudhon