Positivist thought in France during the Second Empire, 1852 - 1870:
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| Beschreibung: | Contents: I. Introduction -- II. Positivism and second empire philosophy -- The definition of positivism -- The state of philosophy during the second empire -- III. From positivism to scientism (1) Auguste Comte -- Introduction -- Comte's positivism -- Comte's divergence from positivism (i) his treatment and application of the scientific methods -- Comte's divergence from positivism (ii) the transition from social science to social ethics -- Conclusion -- IV. Les vrais amis du positivisme (1) Emile Littre -- Littre and the defence of positivism -- Littre and Comte -- Littre's criticism of materialism, Renan, Berthelot, and Spencer -- Littre and Mill -- Littre and ethical standards -- V. Les vrais amis du positivisme (2) Claude Bernard's introduction A l'etude de la medecine experimentale -- Bernard's positivism -- Bernard's notion of 'determinism' -- Bernard's attitude to scientism and metaphysics -- VI. From positivism to scientism (2) Ernest Renan -- Introduction -- Renan's theory of knowledge ; His rejection of metaphysics and the supernatural ; 'Science' and 'philosophy' ; His conception of philologie ; The methods of philologie -- The religion of science (i) Renan's attitude to religion -- The religion of science (ii) Renan's conception of God ; Previous theories of progress and Renan's relation to them ; Evolution and God -- The religion of science (iii) Renan's ethical ideas -- The religion of science (iv) His 'creed' and 'religious practices' -- Renan's final scepticism -- Conclusion. VII. From positivism to scientism (3) Hippolyte Taine -- Introduction ; Unity and duality in Taine's work ; The search for certainty and completeness ; The fusion of English positivism and German idealism -- Taine's positivism ; His theory of knowledge ; The method of abstraction -- Taine's 'scientific metaphysics' -- Taine's idealism -- The fusion of positivism and idealism -- Taine's views on religion, metaphysics, and ethics |
| Beschreibung: | IX, 251 Seiten 22 cm |
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