The goal is to get through everything, but who knows... Here's a screenshot of the "to do" list, with translated titles and notes about existing translations and partial New Proudhon Library translations.
October 22, 2025 at 2:29 AM
The goal is to get through everything, but who knows... Here's a screenshot of the "to do" list, with translated titles and notes about existing translations and partial New Proudhon Library translations.
It appears in 1983 in an American Library Association glossary in what looks like a slightly different context — but I can also only access the Spanish translation.
October 12, 2025 at 10:42 PM
It appears in 1983 in an American Library Association glossary in what looks like a slightly different context — but I can also only access the Spanish translation.
In the meantime, here is a translation of the summary added to the 1934 edition of the "Little Manual of the Individualist Anarchist" (aka "My Point of View on « Individualist Anarchism »," originally published in 1911.)
September 4, 2025 at 7:36 PM
In the meantime, here is a translation of the summary added to the 1934 edition of the "Little Manual of the Individualist Anarchist" (aka "My Point of View on « Individualist Anarchism »," originally published in 1911.)
I've managed to draw a usable account of the self—really of individuality, conceived in terms compatible with the theory of collective force—from Proudhon's writings, but that's the first and simplest encounter required to present anything like a general Proudhonian theory of relations and justice.
July 20, 2025 at 7:48 PM
I've managed to draw a usable account of the self—really of individuality, conceived in terms compatible with the theory of collective force—from Proudhon's writings, but that's the first and simplest encounter required to present anything like a general Proudhonian theory of relations and justice.
Clémence Proudhon (née Frémont) and Berthe Frémont, femmes à barbe from Bourth, France. I encountered this Mme. Proudhon some years back, doing research on Euphrasie, but just learned that there was a second Frémont sister. It appears that Clémence was married to the photographer, A. C. Proudhon.
April 19, 2025 at 9:04 PM
Clémence Proudhon (née Frémont) and Berthe Frémont, femmes à barbe from Bourth, France. I encountered this Mme. Proudhon some years back, doing research on Euphrasie, but just learned that there was a second Frémont sister. It appears that Clémence was married to the photographer, A. C. Proudhon.
The sixth volume in Charles-Auguste Bontemps' "Social Individualism" series in English translation — the "Summary and Commentaries" — with "An Atheist Spiritualism" and "In Praise of Egoism" added in an appendix. www.libertarian-labyrinth.org/wp-content/u...
March 24, 2025 at 10:56 PM
The sixth volume in Charles-Auguste Bontemps' "Social Individualism" series in English translation — the "Summary and Commentaries" — with "An Atheist Spiritualism" and "In Praise of Egoism" added in an appendix. www.libertarian-labyrinth.org/wp-content/u...
There are questions about how "Justice" originally took shape, its relation to the works from the early 1850s, the content of the letters on "indifference" (omitted from the published work, and replaced by the studies on love and marriage) and some unpublished work related to La Pornocratie.
February 19, 2025 at 7:46 PM
There are questions about how "Justice" originally took shape, its relation to the works from the early 1850s, the content of the letters on "indifference" (omitted from the published work, and replaced by the studies on love and marriage) and some unpublished work related to La Pornocratie.