Auguste Comte and positive philosophy

Auguste Comte (1798 - 1857) is an outstanding French philosopher, the founder of positivism and the founder of sociology as an independent science. This edition is a popular exposition of the teachings of O. Conta, written by the English philosophers George Henry Lewis (1817 - 1878) and John Stewart Mill (1806 - 1873).
The essay of J. G. Lewis" Philosophy of Sciences O. Comte "is a brief retelling of the main provisions of the doctrine O. Comte, and the work of J. S. Mill" O. Comte and positivism "is its critical research.
In a popular and intelligible form, the authors talk not only about the philosophical concept of positivism and the basics of sociology, but also describe and reveal from the standpoint of the mid -19th century comprehensive fundamental scientific categories, such as the evolution of living beings, the development paths of cognition, the relationship of the individual and the relationship of the individual and society, etc.
The book is of great interest to all interested in the history of philosophical thought and natural science