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	Auguste Comte
		Comte was known as an arrogant, violent and fiery man. In 1826 he was brought into an mental health hospital, but left it without being cured -- only stabilized by Massin -- so that he could work again on his plan.
		Comte saw this new science, sociology, as the last and greatest of all sciences, one that would include all other sciences, and which would integrate and relate their findings into a cohesive whole.
		Comte coined the term "sociology", is usually regarded as the first sociologist, and his emphasis on the interconnectedness of different social elements was a forerunner of modern functionalism.
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	Comte, Auguste - HighBeam Encyclopedia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Comte, Auguste, 1798-1857, French philosopher, founder of the school of philosophy known as positivism, educated in Paris.
		Auguste Comte: proponent of positivism and evolutionary thought.(Great Minds)(Biography)
		The former maid of Sarah BERNHARDT and concierge of the Maison d'Auguste Comte.
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	Auguste Comte (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Auguste Comte was born at Montpellier, France in 1798 to a devout Catholic family.
		In 1816, Auguste Comte led a protest of students against the manners of one of the tutors and was expelled.
		Comte was quite taken with Condorcet’s Sketch for a Historical Picture of the Progress of the Human Mind, an optimistic philosophy of history which posited the various stages of history culminating in social, political and economic progress.
	www.philosophyprofessor.com /philosophers/auguste-comte.php (2217 words)

	Auguste Comte
		Auguste Comte was born in 1798 and had a significant part in the formation of sociology.
		Comte was born a Catholic, but somewhere around the age of fourteen, he apparently stopped believing in God.
		When Auguste Comte claimed to have invented the new science of sociology, he said that it was going to be the science that held all other sciences together.
	www.6sociologists.20m.com /comte.html (303 words)

	RedOrbit - Science - Auguste Comte
		Auguste Comte was born January 19, 1798, in the southern French city of Montpellier during the height of chaos and instability in France.
		Comte envisioned a system that was built on an intellectual and moral basis and allowed for science to intervene on behalf of the betterment of society.
		Comte deemed this as the least important of the three stages as it was merely a transitional stage.
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	Comte, Auguste Criticism and Essays
		Auguste Comte was best known for founding positivism, a philosophical system that acknowledges only observable, natural phenomena and that attempts to use scientific law as the basis for comprehending relationships between observable facts.
		Comte also is recognized as one of the originators of the science of sociology, believing that human societies are natural systems whose order and progress can be studied through scientific methodology.
		Born in Montpellier in January, 1798, Comte was raised in a fervently royalistic and Catholic household.
	www.enotes.com /nineteenth-century-criticism/comte-auguste (909 words)

	Biographies: Philosophers: Auguste Comte (1798-1857).
		Comte, a French philosopher, was the founder of Positivism.
		Comte sought to apply the methods of observation and experimentation, as was beginning to be used in the hard sciences, to a field that we now know as sociology.
		Comte's work stands as "a monumental warning to thinkers on society and politics, of what happens when once men lose sight in their speculations, of the value of Liberty and of Individuality." (John Stuart Mill,
	www.blupete.com /Literature/Biographies/Philosophy/Comte.htm (265 words)

	Lecture 25: The Age of Ideologies (3): The World of Auguste Comte
		It was Comte who first coined the expression "sociology." His political philosophy was a bold attempt to reconcile science, religion, and the ideals of 1789 with the doctrine of counter-revolution of his own time.
		Auguste Comte was born at Montpellier, France in 1798.
		In 1816, Comte led a protest of students against the manners of one of the tutors and was expelled.
	www.historyguide.org /intellect/lecture25a.html (2936 words)

	Auguste Comte - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Comte was born at Montpellier, in southwestern France.
		Comte is generally regarded as the first Western sociologist (Ibn Khaldun having preceded him in the East by nearly four centuries).
		Comte's emphasis on the interconnectedness of social elements was a forerunner of modern functionalism.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Auguste_Comte (1559 words)

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		Auguste Comte is mostly known as the creator of the science of sociology, the foundations of which he laid in his two main treatises, the Course in Positive Philosophy (1830-1842) and the System of Positive Policy (1851-1854).
		This discovery of altruism gave Comte the basis he needed for the construction of the science of ethics he had been anticipating since his youth--a science he made in 1852 the seventh in his classification.
		In the religious domain, Comte, who advocates the mutual respect of all religions, and announces their final convergence into a global Religion of Humanity, is obviously one of the great precursors of oecumenism.
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	Auguste Comte and Positivism
		Auguste Comte and Positivism ____________________________ Timothy Paul Smith Department of Physics University of New Hampshire Durham, New Hampshire 03824 USA tim.smith@unh.edu (received April 25, 1995) How is that the same physicist who postulated one of the major principles of General Relativity also flatly rejected the atomic theory, calling it a "convenient fiction"?
		Comte was a brilliant young student, who found his time confusing.
		Comte tells us that it is only an objective and detached thinker, such as a positivist who realize that the boarders are artificial and that nature is interdisciplinary, could see the common points of the two fields and successfully graft them together.
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	Highbeam Encyclopedia - Search Results for Comte, Auguste (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Flahaut de La Billarderie, Auguste Charles Joseph, comte de, 1785-1870, French general and statesman; illegitimate son of Charles Maurice de Talleyrand and Adèle de Flahaut.
		Bourmont, Louis Auguste, comte de Ghaisnes de, 1773-1846, marshal of France.
		Morny, Charles Auguste Louis Joseph, duc de, 1811-65, French statesman; illegitimate son of Hortense de Beauharnais and the comte de Flahaut de La Billarderie.
	www.encyclopedia.com /articles/03024.html (649 words)

	Auguste Comte on Education
		Comte's aim was to create a naturalistic science of society, which would both explain the past development of mankind and predict its future course.
		The society of man, Comte taught, must be studied in the same scientific manner as the world of nature.
		Comte believed in the principle that the division of labor, while it fostered the development of individual gifts and capacities, also contributed to human solidarity by creating in each individual a sense of his dependence on other.
	www.newfoundations.com /GALLERY/Comte.html (1160 words)

	Malaspina Great Books - Auguste Comte (1798)
		The founder of Positivism was Auguste Comte (born at Montpellier,; 19 Jan., 1798; died at Paris,; 5 Sept., 1857).
		Various influences concurred to form Comte's system of thought: the Empiricism of Locke and the Scepticism of Hume, the Sensism of the eighteenth century and the Criticism of Kant, the Mysticism of the Middle Ages, the Traditionalism of De Maistre and de Bonald, and the Philanthropy of Saint-Simon.
		The official successor of Comte and leader of the orthodox group of Postivists was Pierre Laffitte, who became professor of the general history of sciences in the College de France in 1892.
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	Auguste Comte - Picture - MSN Encarta
		Auguste Comte’s positive philosophy, or positivism, abandoned speculation about the nature of reality in favor of scientific investigation.
		According to Comte, knowledge of all subjects, from astronomy to sociology, should come from the correlation of evidence gathered from investigation and observation.
		This materialistic approach helped to lay the foundations for modern sociology, which Comte first called social physics.
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	Auguste Comte - The Person (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Auguste Comte was born on January 19, 1798, on the first of Pluviose in the Sixth Year of the Republic, in the southern French city of Montpellier.
		The older Comte despised the Revolution and decried the persecution of Catholicism it had brought in its wake but never forgot that he was in the service of the government, no matter how quickly its form and composition changed in these turbulent times.
		Small, delicate, and subject to many illnesses, the young Auguste Comte nevertheless proved to be an outstanding student at the imperial lycee of his native town, which he had entered at the age of nine.
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	Auguste Comte
		Secretary and disciple of Saint-Simon, Comte is regarded as the founding father of sociology.
		According to Comte, society should be analyzed as "organisms" with their own linear progress (through religious, metaphysical and scientific stages).
		Instead, Comte envisaged "sociology" as the umbrella under which all the social sciences -- including economics -- would be subsumed, thus enabling their integration.
	cepa.newschool.edu /het/profiles/comte.htm (165 words)

	His Life - Auguste Comte
		Auguste Comte (full name Isidore Marie Auguste François Xavier Comte) (January 17 (recorded January 19), 1798 - September 5, 1857) was a positivism thinker and a founder of the discipline of sociology.
		After attending school there, Comte was allowed to learn at the École Polytechnique in Paris.
		Comte was known as an arrogant, violent and fiery man. In 1826 he was brought into a mental health hospital, but left it without being cured only stabilized by Massin so that he could work again on his plan.
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	Auguste Comte
		This book constitutes the first volume of a projected two-volume intellectual biography of Auguste Comte, the founder of modern sociology and a philosophical movement called positivism.
		It describes the interplay between Comte's ideas and the historical context of post-revolutionary France, his struggles with poverty and mental illness, and his volatile relationships with friends, family, and colleagues, including such famous contemporaries as Saint-Simon, the Saint-Simonians, Guizot, and John Stuart Mill.
		Pickering shows that the man who called for a new social philosophy based on the sciences was not only ill at ease in the most basic human relationships, but also profoundly questioned the ability of the purely scientific spirit to regenerate the political and social world.
	www.erraticimpact.com /~19thcentury/html/comte.htm (354 words)

	Edgar Allan Poe + Auguste Comte + James Watt
		Auguste Comte was reared a Catholic, but gave that up to become a disciple of Saint-Simon.
		Positivism, as Comte developed the idea, denies metaphysics in favor of a reliance on sense experience as the source of human knowledge; it denies the existence of a personal God and puts humanity at the center of its concerns.
		Comte founded the science of sociology, and he provided the theory behind social reform.
	www.ronaldbrucemeyer.com /rants/0119almanac.htm (650 words)

	Auguste Comte, "Positive Philosophy"
		That each branch of knowledge historically progresses through three mutually exclusive kinds of thinking: (1) the theological (based on supernatural absolute knowledge of final causes), (2) the metaphysical (based on abstract principles or forces of origin), and (3) the positive (based on reason and observation for discovery of laws of phenomena).
		Comte suggests they are mutually exclusive ways of understanding--the first is teleological and the second is ontological.
		Since the positive stage recognizes the impossibility of final causes and absolute truth, there would be no expectation of finding "absolute certainty" about phenomena and their variable relations.
	philosophy.lander.edu /ethics/notes-comte.html (363 words)

	Auguste Comte - Wikipedia, la enciclopedia libre (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Auguste Comte, cuyo nombre completo es Isidore Marie Auguste François Xavier Comte (Montpellier, Francia, 19 de enero de 1798 - † París, 5 de septiembre de 1857).
		Comte tuvo una romántica y apasionada experiencia con Clotilde de Vaux en 1847 quien desafortunadamente murió el año siguiente, debido a una fuerte tuberculosis.
		Comte vio esta nueva ciencia, la sociología, como la última y la más grande de todas la ciencias, una ciencia que incluiría todas las ciencias las cuales integrarían y relacionarían sus hallazgos en un todo cohesionado.
	es.wikipedia.org /wiki/Auguste_Comte (525 words)

	Auguste Comte
		Auguste comte (1798 1857) : Philosophe et sociologue français, il fut le secrétaire de Saint-Simon de 1817 à 1824.
		Comte intitule cette découverte la loi des trois états (infra), complété par la classification des sciences (infra).
		En effet, Comte désire répondre aux troubles introduits par la révolution et en conserver ses acquis tout en évitant ses excès.
	www.reynier.com /Anthro/Politique/ComteB.html (534 words)

	Auguste Comte
		Comte unterschied zwei Universalgesetze in allen Wissenschaften: Das Gesetz der drei Phasen (Drei-Stadien-Gesetz) (kindliche Religion, jungenhafte Metaphysik, männliche positive Wissenschaft) und das enzyklopädische Gesetz.
		Comtes Ansatz barg durchaus Widersprüche: einerseits die Orientierung an harten Fakten und nachgewiesenen wissenschaftlichen Erkenntnissen (unwandelbare Naturgesetze), andererseits die Voraussetzung eines bald mystisch gefärbten Gemeinschaftsgeistes (esprit d'ensemble), der Zweifelsucht, egoistischen Individualismus und Liberalismus des vorangegangenen metaphysischen Zeitalters durch Altruismus ersetzen wollte.
		Testament d'Auguste Comte, avec les documents qui s'y rapportent: pièces justificatives, prières quotidiennes, confessions annuelles, correspondance avec Mme de Vaux, publié par ses exécuteurs testamentaires, conformément à ses dernières volontés.
	www.philosophenlexikon.de /comte.htm (789 words)

	Amazon.ca: Auguste Comte : An Intellectual Biography: Books: Mary Pickering (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-07)
		Generally considered to be the founder of sociology and of the philosophical movement known as positivism, Comte is well served by this first volume of a projected two-part biography.
		With considerable skill and a thorough knowledge of the sources, she documents Comte's early life and difficulties and places his ideas within the context of the intellectual history of post-Revolutionary France and of the work of such contemporaries as John Stuart Mill and Saint-Simon.
		"Although Auguste Comte was one of the primary intellectual figures of the nineteenth century, founder of the school of thought known as positivism, there is no comprehensive work on his life, thought, and influence.
	www.amazon.ca /Auguste-Comte-Intellectual-Mary-Pickering/dp/0521025745 (900 words)

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