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9780765804129

Auguste Comte and Positivism: The Essential Writings

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    9780765804129

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    0765804123

  • Format: Nonspecific Binding
  • Copyright: 1997-12-30
  • Publisher: Routledge

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Table of Contents

Introduction to the Transaction edition xi(14)
Acknowledgements xxv(2)
Foreword xxvii(4)
Introduction: Auguste Comte and Modern Positicvism xxxi
PART I. EARLY WRITINGS (1819-1828) 3(68)
from Preface to the Early Writings (1854)
3(3)
Separation of Opinions from Aspiration (1819)
6(3)
from Plan of the Scientific Operations Necessary for Reorganizing Society (1822)
9(62)
PART II. THE FIRST SYSTEM Cours de Philosophie Positive (1830-1842) 71(238)
Introduction
71(31)
Chapter 1: Account of the Aim of this Work; View of the Nature and Importance of the Positive Philosophy
71(16)
Chapter 2: View of the Hierarchy of the Positive Sciences
87(15)
Book I. Mathematics from
102(28)
Chapter 1: Mathematics, Abstract and Concrete
102(11)
Chapter 2: General View of Mathematical Analysis
113(3)
Chapter 3: General View of Geometry
116(2)
Chapter 4: Rational Mechanics
118(12)
Book II. Astronomy from
130(8)
Chapter 1: General View of Astronomy
130(7)
Chapter 2: Sidereal Astronomy and Cosmogony
137(1)
Book III. Physics from Chapter 1: General View of physics
138(14)
Book IV. Chemistry from Chapter 1: General View of Chemistry
152(11)
Book V. Biology from
163(32)
Chapter 1: General view of Biology
163(19)
Chapter 2: Intellectual and Moral, or Cerebral, Functions
182(13)
Book VI. Social Physics from
195(114)
Chapter 1: Necessity and Opportuneness of This New Sciences
195(23)
Chapter 3: Characteristics of the Positive Method in its Application to Social Phenomena
218(35)
Chapter 4: Relation of Sociology to the Other Departments of Positive Philosophy
253(10)
Chapter 5: Social Statics, or Theory of the Spontaneous Order of Human Society
263(16)
Chapter 6: Social Dynamics, or Theory of the Natural Progress of Human Society
263(16)
Chapter 15: Estimate of the Final Action of the Positive philosophy
298(11)
PART III. THE SECOND SYSTEM Systeme de politique positive(1851-1854) 309(152)
from Preface 309(8)
Volume I. A General View of Positivism
317(73)
from Introductory Remarks 317(3)
Chapter 1: The intellectual Character of Positivism
320(14)
Chapter 2: The Social Aspect of Positivism, as shown by its Connection with the General Revolutionary Movement of Western Europe
334(14)
Chapter 3: The Action of Positivism upon the Working Classes
348(24)
Chapter 4: The Influences of Positivism upon Women
372(9)
Chapter 6: Conclusion: The Religion of Humanity
381(9)
Volume II. Social Statics, or the Abstract Theory of Human Order
390(52)
from General Introduction 390(3)
Chapter 1: The General Theory of Religion, or the Positive Theory of Human Unity
393(6)
Chapter 2: Sociological Inquiry into the Problem of Human Life; (and Therein) the Positive Theory of Material property
399(14)
Chapter 3: The Positive Theory of the Family
413(2)
Chapter 4: The Positive Theory of Human Language
415(5)
Chapter 5: The Positive Theory of the Social Organism Positive Theory of Social Forces
420(1)
Positive Theory of social Forces
420(9)
Theory of social Organization
429(8)
Chapter 7: The Positive Theory of the General Limits of Variation in the Order of Human Society
437(5)
Volume IV. Theory of the Future of Man
442(19)
from General Introduction 442(6)
Chapter 1: The Fundamental Theory of the Great Being-Whence a Conspectus of the Religion of the Race and of its Existence in the Normal State
448(13)
PART IV. THE WORSHIP systeme de politique Positive (1851-1854) from 461(20)
Chapter 2: General View of the Affective Life, or the Definitive Systematization of the Positive System of Worship
461(4)
Conspectus of Sociolatry, or social Worship
465(1)
Chapter 5: The Philosophical Estimate of the Present, by Virture of the Combination of the Future with the past-Whence a Genaral View of the Last Phase of the Transition
466(6)
Positivist Calendar, or Concrete View of the Preparatory Period of Man's History
472(5)
Positivist Library in the Nineteenth Century
477(4)
Conclusion of the Whole Work of the System of Positive Policy 481(12)
Postscript-Mind-forged Manacles: Auguste Comte and the Future 493(28)
Selected Bibliography 521(8)
More Recent Bibliographical Sources 529(4)
Index 533

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