Illustrations of Positivism: A Selection of Articles From the "Positivist Review" in Science, Philosophy, Religion, and Politics (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781141968138)

"Illustrations of Positivism" offers a curated selection of articles from the esteemed "Positivist Review", providing a comprehensive overview of Positivist thought as it applies to science, philosophy, religion, and politics. This collection, originally published in 1915, showcases the breadth and depth of Positivism, a philosophical system developed by Auguste Comte that emphasizes empirical observation and scientific methods as the primary means of understanding the world.

Edited by John Henry Bridges and Hedley Gordon Jones, the articles delve into the practical applications of Positivist principles, exploring their influence on social reform, ethical considerations, and the organization of society. Readers will gain insights into the Positivist approach to understanding humanity's place in the universe and its potential for progress through the application of scientific knowledge. This volume serves as an invaluable resource for scholars and anyone interested in the historical development of sociological thought and the ongoing relevance of Positivist ideals.

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