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245 00 Comte : |bearly political writings. / |cedited by H. S. Jones.
260     |bCambridge University Press, |c1998.
300    xli, 244 p.
490 1  Cambridge texts in the history of political thought
505 0  • Introduction • Notes on text and translation • Chronology • Biographical notes • Bibliographical note • 1. General separation between opinions and desires • 2. Summary appraisal of the general character of modern history • 3. Plan of the scientific work necessary for the reorganization of society • 4. Philosophical considerations on the sciences and scientists • 5. Considerations of the spiritual power • 6. Examination of Broussais's Treatise on Irritation.
520 3  The French philosopher Auguste Comte (1798-1857) is generally acknowledged as one of the founding fathers of sociology, and one of the most influential "grand theorists" of the nineteenth century. This edition of his early essays from the 1820s is based on a new translation, and aims to make his ideas and the development of his thought accessible to modern readers. A comprehensive introduction establishes the historical significance of Comte's work and shows how his ideas emerged from the rich intellectual turmoil of post-revolutionary France.
700 1  Jones, H.S.
830  0 Cambridge texts in the history of political thought
856 40  |yTable of contents |uhttp://assets.cambridge.org/97805214/69234/toc/9780521469234_toc.pdf