A General View of Positivism · Character
Dr. J. H. Bridges
Translator and commentator of this work.
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Also known as Bridges, Dr. Bridges
First appearance: Endnotes
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With Auguste Comte (professional): Dr. Bridges is a translator and disciple who disseminates Comte's positivist philosophy. In Endnotes:…
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