The Poverty of Philosophy (Fr: Misère de la philosophie) is Karl Marx's response to Pierre-Joseph Proudhon's Philosophy of Poverty. First published in 1847, the book sharply criticises Proudhon for his poor grasp of economics and German philosophy, and is in part responsible for the early split between Marxist socialists and anarchists in the First International.
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1840s | Doctoral Thesis ('41), On Freedom of the Press ('42), Critique of Hegel's Philosophy of Right ('43), Comments on James Mill, Economic & Philosophic Manuscripts, On the Jewish Question ('44), Theses on Feuerbach ('45), Saint Max ('46), The Poverty of Philosophy, Wage Labour & Capital, Wages ('47), The June Revolution in Paris ('48) |
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1860s | Theories of Surplus Value, Economic Manuscripts ('61), Inaugural Address of the IWMA, Direct Production Process ('64), On Proudhon, Confession, Value, Price and Profit ('65), CAPITAL VOLUME I ('67), 4th Annual Report ('68), The Right of Inheritance ('69) |
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