Auguste Comte's philosophy and the thought of David Hume
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- 8 heures de lecture
The interplay between Comte and Hume reveals a deep philosophical relationship, with Comte acknowledging Hume's influence throughout his work. Both philosophers explore anthropological foundations for social life and moral theory, emphasizing the need to regulate human instincts and desires through sociability. This examination of passions and feelings challenges traditional rationalist views that prioritize the soul over the body, highlighting a complex dialogue about human nature and societal structures.
