How did Proudhon and Marx’s friendship end?
Over political differences
In a duel
By mutual agreement
Marx’s response to Proudhon’s work
Answer
The rift between Proudhon and Marx arose due to their differing views on the significance of class conflict in achieving revolutionary change. Marx considered it a crucial factor in the transition from capitalism to socialism, while Proudhon downplayed its importance, contending that cooperation among workers was more effective in challenging economic inequality. This divergence in perspectives ultimately strained their relationship and led to their eventual estrangement.
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