Farewell Address to the London Positivists

In "Farewell Address to the London Positivists," William Frey delivers a concluding statement to the London Positivist Society, reflecting on the principles and progress of Positivism. This address, delivered in 1888, encapsulates the core tenets of Auguste Comte's philosophy, emphasizing the importance of scientific methods in understanding social phenomena and guiding societal progress.

Frey's address offers insights into the intellectual climate of the late 19th century and the evolving role of Positivist thought. It serves as a valuable historical document for those interested in the history of sociology, the development of scientific philosophy, and the legacy of Positivism as a social and intellectual movement. This work provides a direct connection to the ideas and debates that shaped modern social and political thought.

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