It is about the right that natural and legal persons have to acquire, manage, use, dispose of and leave in inheritance, all those types of properties that said person has, at the time of the industrial revolution it was the main form of property in what I respect to the use of lands and exploitation of the same, leaving in the background the guilds and feudal properties.
In philosophy, private property is defined as a right that men have and that is based on the belief that the human is an individual that he has by nature, since he is a being that has the ability to transform the materials that he presents nature, turning it into objects that have a value and that did not exist before, philosophy also considers that knowledge, virtues and values are properties of the human being.
Private property dates back to the time after the Middle Ages, since during this period there was only the feudal system where lands could be occupied but no property was owned, in addition to that, the occupation of said lands involved large responsibilities and obligations to the church and the kings of the time who were the true owners of the lands. During this period the so-called bourgeois class was ascending socially, which over timeallowed a little more importance to be given to personal property, because at that time it was of less importance with respect to the possession of land and therefore there was no type of regulation regarding the transmission and succession of the real personal. After this, with the arrival of the industrial revolution and together with it, the appearance of bonds and shares, personal property managed to position itself on a par with real property, making the land become a asset that could be sold and bought like any other. other.
The socialism and Marxism have been the two sociopolitical currents that have been strict when criticizing the right to property, since according to their ideologies properties for the production should be publicly owned.
