He was often praised by his toady, the philologist and lexicographer Maximillien Littre, and in 1865 John Stuart wrote a monograph on this man and his
He was often praised by his toady, the philologist and lexicographer Maximillien Littre, and in 1865 John Stuart wrote a monograph on this man and his philosophy. He believed that all social phenomena could be reduced to laws, and argued for this in his work, Subjective Synthesis. In addition, he argued for an ideal government made up of an intellectual elite, that was aware of its own knowledge limitations, thereby having achieved the third and final stage of his law. FTP, name this man who promoted his positivist beliefs and who is credited with founding the science of sociology.
He was often praised by his toady, the philologist and lexicographer Maximillien Littre, and in 1865 John Stuart wrote a monograph on this man and his philosophy.
Auguste {Comte}