The founder of this philosophy proclaimed himself the High Priest of Humanity and devised a calendar with month names such as Moses, Dante, and Gutenberg.
The founder of this philosophy, who initially worked under Henri de Saint-Simon, believed that each branch of science moved through three stages, the first two being theocratic and metaphysical, and the third having the same name as this philosophy. The application of this belief to social sciences was questioned by Wilhelm Dilthey, Heinrich Rickert, and Max Weber based on the importance of symbols and values. The founder of this philosophy proclaimed himself the High Priest of Humanity and devised a calendar with month names such as Moses, Dante, and Gutenberg. This philosophy emphasized observable phenomena and verifiable scientific laws and de-emphasized causation, and its legal branch is associated with utilitarianism and Jeremy Bentham. Name this philosophy associated with Auguste Comte.
The founder of this philosophy, who initially worked under Henri de Saint-Simon, believed that each branch of science moved through three stages, the first two being theocratic and metaphysical, and the third having the same name as this philosophy.
{Positivism} [or {Positivist}]