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- Proudhon Library translations
- Feminist Responses to Proudhon
- Proudhon Lexicon
- Proudhon Library Projects
- The Incomplete Proudhon (in progress)
- Proudhon: Between Science and Vengeance (rough outline)
- A New Proudhon Library: Looking Forward
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A NEW PROUDHON LIBRARY (Draft translations)
Application for the Suard Pension (1837) (text — last revised July, 2017)
Psychology (unpublished manuscript, 1838) (text — last revised November 2022)
The Celebration of Sunday (1839) [revision pending] (pdf — last revised November 2023)
- Notes and manuscript material from the Rivière edition
What is Property? (1840)
- First and Second Memoirs (Benjamin R. Tucker translation)
- Notes on the text
Warning to the Proprietors (1841) [text — last revised March, 2023]
Explanations Presented to the Public Prosecutor on the Right of Property (1842) [revision pending] (text — last revised 2012)
The Creation of Order in Humanity (1843) [translation in progress]
- Definitions and Chapter I (draft — last revised August 2023)
- Chapter II (draft — last revised August 2023)
- Chapter III (draft — last revised August 2023)
- Chapter IV
- Chapter V
- Chapter VI
The Miserere (1845) (text — last revised March 25, 2023)
Revolutionary Ideas (1848) (selected articles)
- The Malthusians (Benjamin R. Tucker translation)
- Toast to the Revolution (1848) (text — last revised 2012)
- [drafts]
The Right to Work and the Right of Property (1848) (text — last revised April 2023)
Solution of the Social Problem (1848) (text — last revised March, 2023)
- The Revolution in 1848
- Democracy
The Organization of Credit and Circulation
- Program
Bank of Exchange (1848) (translation in progress)
- What is Property? (text — last revised March, 2023)
Articles from “Le Peuple” (1849)
- Demonstration of Socialism, Theoretical and Practical, or Revolution by Credit (last revised July 2023)
- Proudhon before the Court of Assizes (last revised June 2023)
Acts of the Revolution (1849)
- What is Government? What is God? [unrevised translation]
- Resistance to the Revolution
The Present Utility and Future Possibility of the State (1849-1850)
- Sixth Article (text — last revised December 2014)
Economy (1850-1855)
Philosophy of Progress: Program (1853) [revision in progress] (pdf — last revised 2012)
“What, Finally, is the Republic” (manuscript, c. 1858) (text — last revised May 2.2023)
How Business is Going in France and Why Will Have War, If We Have It (1859) [text — in progress]
Justice in the Revolution and in the Church, Revised Edition (1860)
- Volume One: Program, Preliminary Address, First, Second and Third Studies [PDF, revised draft]
- Volume Two: Fourth, Fifth and Sixth Studies [PDF, revised draft]
- Popular Philosophy: Program (revised September 1, 2023)
- Preliminary Address (revised September 1, 2023)
- First Study: Position of the Problem of Justice (revised September 1, 2023)
- Second Study: Persons (revised September 1, 2023)
- Third Study: Goods (revised September 1, 2023)
- Fourth Study: The State (revised November 1, 2023)
- Fifth Study: Education (revised November 1, 2023)
- Sixth Study: Labor (revised November 1, 2023)
- Seventh Study: Ideas [draft complete; revision pending]
- Eighth Study: Conscience and Liberty [draft complete; revision pending]
- Ninth Study: Progress and Decadence [draft complete; revision pending]
- Tenth Study: Love and Marriage [draft complete; revision pending]
- Eleventh Study: Love and Marriage (continued) [draft complete; revision pending]
- Twelfth Study: Of Moral Sanction [draft complete; revision pending]
- News of the Revolution: Of the Pornocracy in Modern Times [draft complete; revision pending]
Theory of Taxation [translation in progress]
The Sworn Democrats and the Refractories (1863) (pdf — last revised May 4, 2023)
Political Geography and Nationality [translation in progress]
Guarantism: Theory of Property [revision in progress]
The Federative Principle [translation in progress; Part Two: draft complete]
France and Rhine [translation in progress]
Supplemental texts:
- Eugène de Mirecourt, The Contemporaries: Proudhon [revision in progress]
- Eugène de Mirecourt, Lettres de Monsieur P.-J. Proudhon
- Jenny P. d’Héricourt, Woman Emancipated [draft complete (Vol. 1, Vol. 2); revision pending]
- André Léo, Woman and Mores [draft complete; revision pending]
- Juliette Lambert, Anti-Proudhonian Ideas (2nd Edition) [translation in progress]
- Léon Walras, L’Économie politique et la justice