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“We-Feeling” – August Comte


Auguste Comte, the founder of sociology and the doctrine of positivism, believed that feeling, specifically social sympathy or “we-feeling” (a form … More

Altruism, Comte, Emotions, Fraternity, Humanist Love, Love of humanity, Positive Society, Primacy of feeling, Reason, Religion of Humanity, Social Unity, Sympathy, Universal brotherhood, We-Feeling
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