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A nascent social thought
Answer in complete sentences, on a few lines. Be sure to establish the links between the ideas you present by using, among other things, the appropriate conjunctions (but, or, while, and, in addition…).
How does Comte introduce a break with philosophical discourse?
What is positivism in Comte?
What is the law of the three states?
How does Tocqueville explain the tension between freedom and equality?
How does Tocqueville break with his predecessors?
Where does social statistics originate? Name one of its main representatives.
What does the emergence of social statistics demonstrate?
What is its first object of study?
Industrial Revolution and Revolutions
Drawing inspiration from him, from this unit and from what we saw in Unit 1, explain how political economy combines faith in progress (or the scientific spirit) and voluntarism (or individualism). Then say how socialist doctrines will address this same problem. Your answer, about two pages long, should contain, among other things, elements on Comte, on social statistics and on the questioning of a divine order. Talmon’s text will also be useful to you in carrying out this work.
Social Theories, Socialism and Feminism
On your legal-size sheet, draw a straight line horizontally. This line will be your timeline. Starting with Comte’s positivism, which we saw in the first unit, and going all the way to Marx, place the name of each of the authors you choose. Indicate the dates that correspond to their activity. Put, under each one, themes with which you associate them.
Drawing on two of the themes that we have identified either from Unit 2 or from this unit (faith in progress, scientism, man versus nature, liberalism, nationalism, property versus non-property, communitarianism versus individualism, centralization or decentralization, etc.), select one of these authors or theorists and discuss, on about a page, how he identifies with these two themes.