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100 1 0 _aFedi, Laurent
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245 0 0 _aAuguste Comte and the future
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520 _aAuguste Comte (1798-1857) built a unified vision of human history leading to an end state considered definitive. To do this, he mobilizes several registers, some of which may seem mutually contradictory: scientific engineering applied to social science, the secular transposition of the Christian theme of the coming Kingdom, the utopian genre and even anticipatory literature. The superposition of these strategies for legitimation compensates for the limits of science for social reorganization. Since the twentieth century we have returned to the myth of progress and its eschatological dimension, but at the cost of disillusion and a loss of collective meaning, and even of catastrophism which resuscitates ancient apocalyptic terrors.
690 _autopia
690 _aEschatology
690 _ahistory
690 _aprophecy
690 _apositivism
690 _asecularisation
690 _asociology
690 _ascience fiction
690 _afuturology
690 _apredictability
690 _autopia
690 _aEschatology
690 _ahistory
690 _aprophecy
690 _apositivism
690 _asecularisation
690 _asociology
690 _ascience fiction
690 _afuturology
690 _apredictability
786 0 _nRevue des sciences philosophiques et théologiques | Volume 105 | 2 | 2022-01-24 | p. 209-229 | 0035-2209
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