From Theocracy to Sociolatry

Bonald (1754-1840) was a counter-revolutionary ideologist and theorist from the Midi whose anti-democratic “science de société” was one of the prime sources for Saint-Simon’s and Auguste Comte’s elaboration of what the latter named “sociology” in the 1830s. Despite Bonald’s theocratic prejudices and...

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