Love and Marriage - Hardcover

This work of Proudhon constitutes the second and third books of his book titled "Justice in the Revolution and the Church - Practical Philosophy", published in 1858. The book begins with an address to Cardinal-Archbishop of Basençon, Mr. MATHIEU, and all his addresses are directed to him. From the beginning to the end of the text, he criticizes the moral collapse of the Church. He states that the church, which we should not refrain from expressing itself as a state, is the focus of moral degradation and destruction, but he does not refrain from moving forward within Christianity with the idea of Supreme Justice, which is rooted in an essence that is one of the common intellectual features of the modern period. It not only criticizes both Christianity and traditions regarding the relationship and differences between the concepts of marriage and love, but also, as you will see in the second book, the works of famous thinkers and writers of the period - Jean Jacques Rousseau, Béranger, De Lamartine, Roland, De Stael, Necker De Saussure and George Sand. takes it into consideration and makes it the subject of his criticism. The criticisms in this book of the family man Proudhon, who was criticized by the anarchists and thinkers of the period for being misogynistic, are worth considering and evaluating - with their positive or negative aspects - in today's feminist literature. Although today's feminism and anarchist feminist literature has become quite diverse and differentiated, let us state that the ideas of this deep thinker who emerged against domination in historical anarchist literature are important.

(From the Promotional Bulletin)

Dough Type: Second Dough

Number of Pages: 397

Size: 14x20

First Printing Year: 2017

Number of Printings: 1st Edition

Media Type: Hardcover