The Philosophy of Misery
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Blanc: accordingly wesee that, after having sacrificed competition to association, hesacrifices to it liberty also. I am waiting for him to abolishthe family.
Nevertheless hierarchy would result from the elective principle, as in Fourierism, as in constitutional politics. But thesesocial workshops again, regulated by law, --will they be anythingbut corporations? What is the bond of corporations? The law. Who will make the law? The government. You suppose that it willbe good? Well, experience ha...s shown that it has never been asuccess in regulating the innumerable accidents of industry. Youtell us that it will fix the rate of profits, the rate of wages;you hope that it will do it in such a way that laborers andcapital will take refuge in the social workshop. But you do nottell us how equilibrium will be established between theseworkshops which will have a tendency to life in common, to thephalanstery; you do not tell us how these workshops will avoidcompetition within and without; how they will provide for theexcess of population in relation to capital; how themanufacturing social workshops will differ from those of thefields; and many other things besides.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Blanc: accordingly wesee that, after having sacrificed competition to association, hesacrifices to it liberty also. I am waiting for him to abolishthe family.
Nevertheless hierarchy would result from the elective principle, as in Fourierism, as in constitutional politics. But thesesocial workshops again, regulated by law, --will they be anythingbut corporations? What is the bond of corporations? The law. Who will make the law? The government. You suppose that it willbe good? Well, experience ha...s shown that it has never been asuccess in regulating the innumerable accidents of industry. Youtell us that it will fix the rate of profits, the rate of wages;you hope that it will do it in such a way that laborers andcapital will take refuge in the social workshop. But you do nottell us how equilibrium will be established between theseworkshops which will have a tendency to life in common, to thephalanstery; you do not tell us how these workshops will avoidcompetition within and without; how they will provide for theexcess of population in relation to capital; how themanufacturing social workshops will differ from those of thefields; and many other things besides.
What to read after The Philosophy of Misery?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by P J Proudhon to read onlineMoreLess
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