What did Proudhon consider social revolution to be?
Achievable only by war
Unachievable
Achievable in a peaceful manner
Dependent on economic factors only
Answer
Social revolution, as understood by Proudhon, is achievable through peaceful means. He believed that it is possible to transform society gradually and peacefully, without resorting to violence or upheaval. Proudhon advocated for a form of social revolution that would involve a fundamental change in the economic and social structures of society, leading to a more just and equitable distribution of resources and a reduction of social inequalities.
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