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• Title: Book: RoP: World Conceptions of Scientific Factuality (Pt2 Ch5)
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  • century by Auguste Comte (1798 – 1857). This enterprise, which
  • completely rejected by Comte. He argues: If the human spirit wanted to
  • of the mind by themselves is not recognized by Comte. Anything that is
  • of the mathematical sciences. From this position there follows Comte's
  • Lamarck and Darwin. So far as Comte is concerned, the human species is
  • unsatisfactory as knowledge for Comte. He has a mathematical bent of
  • problem, he considers it to be not ready for science. Comte has no
  • What escapes Comte everywhere is the element of life; he expels life
  • the motions of the heavenly bodies. Comte constructed a scale of the
  • knowledge of human society. Comte strives to make all these sciences
  • Comte, with energy and resolution, found his place in the development
  • surrendered to abstract ideas. Comte sees the evolution of mankind in
  • sociology, is therefore what Comte is especially concerned with, and
  • following a natural law. For awhile, Comte was on intimate terms with
  • utopias. Comte continued to work with a rare zeal in his original
  • same way without the aid of theological and idealistic thoughts. Comte
  • facts. Comte expressed thereby, in the most pointed manner, his view
  • as a forceful champion of Comte's thought. This was expressed in 1865
  • upheld by Comte, that all world conception should be confined to a
• Title: Book: RoP: Modern Man and His World Conception (Pt2 Ch7)
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  • Comte derived from natural scientific conceptions as a conception of