CHAPTER V SCIENCE (CONTINUED) PHENOMENA AND LAWS The Philosophy of Auguste Comte

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CHAPTER V SCIENCE (CONTINUED) PHENOMENA AND LAWS

The perfection of the positive system, towards which it unceasingly tends, although very probably it may never reach it, would be to represent all observable phenomena as particular cases of a single general fact, such as, for example, that of gravitation. The............

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