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"Cours De Philosophie Positive. (4/6)" was written by Auguste Comte and published in 1908. Pioneering philosopher who founded positivism and coined the term sociology.

Cours De Philosophie Positive. (4/6)

1908

Auguste Comte

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Cours De Philosophie Positive. (4/6)

Auguste Comte

1908

Cours de Philosophie Positive, written by Auguste Comte and first published in 1908, is a foundational text in the philosophy of positivism. This work outlines Comte's vision for a new social philosophy based on scientific principles, advocating for a 'physique sociale' or social physics to analyze societal laws and dynamics. It critiques existing political doctrines and emphasizes the need for a systematic approach to understanding human societies, marking a significant shift towards a scientific basis for social science.

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A scientific publication written in the early 19th century. This work is part of Comte's broader philosophical system th...