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Adam Smith of the 18th century and Pierre-Joseph Proudhon of the 19th century were thinkers who presented different visions of society and economy. Smith, a philosopher of the Scottish Enlightenment, is often called the father of capitalism. In contrast, Proudhon, an early pioneer of anarchism, was active in France. While both explored the dynamics of human society, their approaches were fundamentally different, shaped by the distinct eras they lived in.