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... established in 1849. It began with 3,000 francs ( £ 120 ) , ultimately rose to 8,000 francs ( £ 320 ) , and it has been continued until the present time , in order to carry out the purposes of the last will . On this pittance Comte ...
... established in 1849. It began with 3,000 francs ( £ 120 ) , ultimately rose to 8,000 francs ( £ 320 ) , and it has been continued until the present time , in order to carry out the purposes of the last will . On this pittance Comte ...
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... established , or a summary of a doctrine already established . If greater value belongs to the last , the first is still important , as characterizing from its origin the subject to be treated . In a case like the present , where the ...
... established , or a summary of a doctrine already established . If greater value belongs to the last , the first is still important , as characterizing from its origin the subject to be treated . In a case like the present , where the ...
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... established hereafter . At present , it must suffice to point out some of the grounds of it . Evidences of There is no science which , having attained the positive stage , does not bear marks of the law . having passed through the ...
... established hereafter . At present , it must suffice to point out some of the grounds of it . Evidences of There is no science which , having attained the positive stage , does not bear marks of the law . having passed through the ...
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... established , let us consider what is the proper nature of the Positive Philosophy . Character of the Positive Philosophy . As we have seen , the first characteristic of the Positive Philosophy is that it regards all phenomena as ...
... established , let us consider what is the proper nature of the Positive Philosophy . Character of the Positive Philosophy . As we have seen , the first characteristic of the Positive Philosophy is that it regards all phenomena as ...
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... establish . Social Physics . It would be absurd to pretend to offer this new science at once in a complete state . Others ... established . It can never again change its character , though it will be for ever in course of development by ...
... establish . Social Physics . It would be absurd to pretend to offer this new science at once in a complete state . Others ... established . It can never again change its character , though it will be for ever in course of development by ...
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