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Auguste Comte

    19 janvier 1798 – 5 septembre 1857

    Auguste Comte fut un philosophe et le fondateur de la sociologie, qui développa la doctrine du positivisme. Il chercha à remédier aux maux sociaux de son époque en proposant une nouvelle doctrine sociale fondée sur la science. Ses idées influencèrent profondément la pensée du XIXe siècle, jetant les bases de la théorie sociale moderne. Comte a également forgé le terme d'altruisme et conceptualisé une "Religion de l'Humanité".

    Auguste Comte
    A General View of Positivism
    The philosophy of mathematics
    Comte
    Lettres inédites de John Stuart Mill à Auguste Comte
    Cours de philosophie positive
    • Comte

      Early Political Writings

      • 292pages
      • 11 heures de lecture
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      This fresh translation of Comte's early writings offers readers a deeper understanding of his philosophical contributions, enriched by scholarly apparatus that contextualizes his work within the historical landscape of his time. It highlights the significance of Comte's ideas and their impact on the development of social science.

      Comte
    • The philosophy of mathematics

      • 158pages
      • 6 heures de lecture

      Focusing on the role of mathematics in human understanding, this philosophical treatise, influenced by Auguste Comte, explores the significance of arithmetic as a foundational tool for scientific inquiry. Comte emphasizes empiricism and the necessity of evidence-based knowledge, arguing that mathematics serves as the language of science, enabling the formulation of laws governing the physical universe. He traces the historical evolution of mathematics and advocates for its rigorous application in fostering scientific advancement, highlighting its interconnectedness with various disciplines and its holistic approach to knowledge.

      The philosophy of mathematics
    • A General View of Positivism

      by Auguste Comte

      • 458pages
      • 17 heures de lecture

      Auguste Comte, recognized as a pioneering philosopher of science, is renowned for establishing the theory of Positivism. This framework advocates for a unified approach to human existence, emphasizing the importance of love, science, and intellect as foundational elements for societal cohesion and progress.

      A General View of Positivism
    • Auguste Comte

      • 136pages
      • 5 heures de lecture
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      Auguste Comte