System of Positive Polity: Theory of the future of man, with an appendix consisting of Early essays on social philosophyB. Franklin, 1973 - Positivism |
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... individual life , from the essential interdependence of the two . In fact men are , in large majority , naturally irresolute , and would remain so were it not for the injunctions of authority , which , with a definiteness lacking ...
... individual life , from the essential interdependence of the two . In fact men are , in large majority , naturally irresolute , and would remain so were it not for the injunctions of authority , which , with a definiteness lacking ...
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... individual types . On the third Sunday , we enter on the commemoration of the Proletariate in its less complete form ... individual . On the one or the other ground equally , Mendicity , even when it is Mendicity . the life of the ...
... individual types . On the third Sunday , we enter on the commemoration of the Proletariate in its less complete form ... individual . On the one or the other ground equally , Mendicity , even when it is Mendicity . the life of the ...
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... individual phenomena , must , ultimately , be traced to the special nature of its organisation . But the condition of human civilisation in each genera- tion directly depends only on that of the preceding , and directly produces only ...
... individual phenomena , must , ultimately , be traced to the special nature of its organisation . But the condition of human civilisation in each genera- tion directly depends only on that of the preceding , and directly produces only ...
Contents
VII Retirement | vii |
Law of moral progress | ix |
The thirtythree festivals of the historical months | lxxix |
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