Fundamentals of ideology. Ideology in the proper sense of the word

The French dictionary "Robert" dates the first use of the word "ideology" in 1796, and the word "ideologist" was first uttered in 1800. The first was the first to use the term "ideology" Count Despot de Tracei. He explained it on June 20, 1796 in the report "Project of Ideology", read at the National Institute of Sciences and Arts, and then in the book "Fundamentals of Ideology".
Despot de Trace belonged to the "ideologists" - a philosophical school that united the followers of Locke and Conadillac and became a binder between the philosophy of the XVIII century. And positivism. The ideas of the despot de Tracy are presented in the work of the "Fundamentals of Ideology". In this essay, written in connection with the task of reorganizing the education system, the importance of ideology (in the broad sense) as a system of ideas designed to restore the unity of sciences was justified. In the work, ideology is seen as a science of ideas. Science ideology is an analysis of human abilities, based on the concept of confused. Destye de Trace identifies the four abilities of a person involved in the formation of ideas: feelings, memory, ability of judgment, will.
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