SOCIOLOGY - Auguste Comte

The 19th century thinker Auguste Comte invented a religion without a God in it. It was a fascinating move that deserves to be studied today.
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[@Anarcath]

You forgot to discuss Comte's most important contribution: logical positivism.

[@thisutuber]

="the only meaningful philosophical problems are those that can be solved by logic"

[@KittenBasher69]

+Chele V you require more perspective, so much naturally occurring in life is not logical.

[@mimimicamica]

I was here waiting for that

[@josebazan3371]

Just positivism, Logical positivism is more of a Vienna Circle thing :B

[@AlexM-wq7in]

Positivism =/= Logical Positivism

[@brunofranco4416]

The words in the brazilian flag where actually taken from Comte.

[@gregmiller9710]

+Bruno Franco really...that's kool...

[@brunofranco4416]

Greg Miller Brazil is no stranger to ancestor worship anyway.

[@gregmiller9710]

Bruno Franco nothing really wrong with that.. it's a school of thought and many cultures do it.. i don't really buy supernatural shit myself...

[@brunofranco4416]

Greg Miller The natural is fantastic enough for you?

[@gregmiller9710]

Bruno Franco ...the natural is real, fantasy isn't...i have to separate to two...

[@logictruth1]

As much as i knew from the moment i heard the idea that it was going to be ridiculed it was still depressing to hear. Humanity can be so upsetting sometimes... Thanks for honoring that great man The School of life!

[@PelegTsadok]

Seems like he is a big inspiration on the School of Life

[@kiwiopklompen]

Was thinking the same... Ahah! So this is the Father of the school of life.

[@gradingterminal807]

+Joanna Rusher patronising counter dependency to cognitive falLacy ...appeal to author/ - ity relativity feed end meaning .. attatchment order response

[@charlesjoseph7505]

+The School of Life So might you also call it The Church of Life?

[@charlesrivet3246]

Could you please make videos about some influential contemporary philosophers?

[@dominicbarnes3273]

I agree. What is this obsession with the oldies who have more indirect relevance to today's unprecedented problems? What about excellent living philosophers who write about 21st century problems such as Antonio Negri, Gilles Lipovetsky, Marc Augé, Raoul Eschelman, Jeffrey T Nealon, Nicholas Bourriaud, Robin van den Akker, Alan Kirby, Robert Samuels, And Josh Toth?

[@egangray5590]

this has literally been my pet theory for such a long time but I've never heard it verbalized by a philosopher, this makes me very happy

[@Nihal-wx3th]

not only philosopher, a sociologist

[@Crabbadabba]

He almost had something going, but I thinkthe practice of venerating a random lady that Comte was infatuated with made it a bit weird. Encorporating useful, pragmatic, and productive ideals from various religions is a very promising idea, though.

[@arete7884]

Create a cult they said ,it will be fun they said...

[@jacek107ify]

knowledge and asking questions is absolutely always the right way. Whenether somebody tells you to stop asking questions, there is always something wrong. cult is a group of people that don't ask questions. also cult doesn't have to be religious. Cult becomes when people stop thinking and blindly follow doctrines. nationalism is also a cult that led to WW II.

[@skrcasm]

Comte wasn't a cult sir

[@marcellofabrizio421]

Actualy, the influence in Brazil wasn't just in churches and social groups. The ideas of Comte inspired the military to take down the Brazilian Empire in a coup and forming the United States of Brazil.

[@raphaelreichmannrolim25]

+Capitão Brasil It's even in our flag.

[@davidvoigt4575]

Much regrettably...

[@Duarte_martins]

Also Portugal's flag and the change into a Republic.

[@EpicMRPancake]

Why do these philosophers and thinkers always have such miserable lives?

[@anzarmalik7522]

+EpicMRPancake Because a happy man doesn't care enough to think deeply. Only the deeply wounded contemplate life and universe. Ignorance is a bliss

[@Vasileski88]

+EpicMRPancake Not all of them. Albert Camus wasn't miserable at all. He was too busy being awesome.

[@keukenkastje05]

+Vasileski88 ...And then he died in a car accident at the age of 46. But I agree, for an existential philosopher, whom are not particaliary known for their happiness or the spreading of it, he was kinda awesome.

[@Vasileski88]

keukenkastje05 He was the Paul Walker of philosophers. :)

[@mrthatguyam]

+EpicMRPancake Albert Camus was pretty legit.

[@Thisguysgoinplaces]

Dear School of Life, I would really appreciate an Anthropology series of videos. I think it would be fascinating learning about actual human practices all around our planet. Thank you for all you do.

[@ramyaaaa]

oh yes !! I love anthropology and the works of Boas and Geertz would be make a great series, along with the works of other anthropologists. 6 years late but I agree !! are you an anthropologist ?

[@DeyvsonMoutinhoCaliman]

When I was a teenager I didn't have internet, so I would go to the public library and read the classics. His work was so strange that I never forgot it. I was also an atheist, but to me it seemed to stupid to make an atheist religion. Then he was mention in university when I studied, but he was just dismissed as a "positivist". He wrote indeed a lot about positivism, which was anti-revolutionary, since France saw the violence and stupidity that happens in revolutions. As such, he was just dismissed by Marxists when I was in college. But his work is indeed the work of a madman. Just kidding, I know a person with schizophrenia and I know they are not eccentrics, they just go through phases of mental instability. He also, when talking about positivism, wrote the phrase "order and progress", which is written on the flag of my country, Brazil. I didn't expect it to be mentioned in the video, never knew he had influence here.

[@user-nn5sb6mx9x]

I’m also schizophrenic so thank you for that nice comment, most people describe us as dangerous …

[@arkhie9883]

Music, according to Auguste Compte, is the most social in all art forms.

[@GabdeVue]

Thank you for teaching me about this fascinating person and his endeavors!

[@nickedani]

Hearing about some cities of my country made me fell silly happy! I've been watching SOL for months now daily, religiously! for the first time something about Brazil! Appreciate all the shared knowledge in this channel!

[@auzzpanda3497]

why would that make you happy, oh I know NATIONALISM. nationalism sucks don't fall for it it keeps you ignorant

[@hjdvshjbdshbjhd]

When you mentioned the calendar and honouring certain things on specific days and months etc. I was reminded of the book 'We' by Yevgeny Zamyatin, where the society us run solely off a 'Table of Hours'. Could you do a video on him as part of your LITERATURE series? It's an amazing book and he was an amazing 'Soviet heretic', and the book itself is very reminiscent of Comte's beliefs. The society he builds in 'We' has abandoned religion and focuses heavily on people, society and 'the now.'

[@lfsmoura]

The religion was so important for Brazil that we still carry the words "order and progress" in our national flag.

[@gregmiller9710]

+The School of Life ..it has been mentioned several times in the comments... so kudos to ya...

[@brodeize]

Fundamentally is a very Christian idea. That`s the very idea of God.

[@davidmatta2727]

Thank you for resuscitating Comte once again and for this clear depiction of his life and vision.

[@waqasaps]

he is known as the father of sociology, he also introduced positivism

[@ThePeaceableKingdom]

Bravo SOL for focusing not on the conventional usage of Comte but the more interesting idiosyncrasy of his thought. Bravo! "Every valuable purpose which religion serves is also served by art; and art perhaps serves more... if we are to say that its range of good objects and emotions is wider." - G. E. Moore

[@Mitsunosai]

This is surreal. I go to a Unitarian Universalist church which has a very wide gathering of beliefs promising to treat each other well, and help each other where we can. There is a large number of members who hold these ideas very dearly. It is very nice to see some of the history of a line of thinking that is so much a part of my religious life.

[@jacek107ify]

knowledge and asking questions will always lead us to right way.

[@sylvia6474]

Yess! we want more sociology!

[@asamisato6753]

Great video! I really love Comte's ideas about secular religion, they make a lot of sense to me.

[@ElikssV]

wow, i was surprised watching this video by the mention of my city, Curitiba. All of these thinkers seem to be so far away but it's crazy how they actually manifest in our ordinary everyday lives.

[@a.t.3168]

Thank you for the high quality of information in your videos. This chanel is golden.

[@tymoteuszdudek3690]

"You better check yo self before you wreck yo self" ~ Auguste Comte

[@MrKane101111]

I really appreciate this idea. I think I would visit a place like this. Maybe one day I will open a place like this.

[@gtabigfan34]

I have an idea. Could you make biographies of great leaders and their deeds? For example Marcus Aurelius,Winston Churchill,Napoleon Bonaparte, Julius Caesar,Peter The Great,Louis XIV,William the Conqueror and etc. What do you think about that? Does it sounds good or bad?

[@gtabigfan34]

***** Thanks but as I see TSoL team is very busy and I don't want to put more pressure on them.I just want to know, Could You do it, do you have possibility?

[@tdawson198]

+The School of Life include Attlee or I'll come down south to give you my thoughts in person after admiring Bath.

[@jodicompton5561]

+The Napoleonist I'd suggest that schools already do a pretty good job of that -- the "great men and their accomplishments" model of history classes. SoL's stated aim is to draw attention to ideas that can make life better, if we understand them. I'm not saying it's a bad thing to want to learn about Bonaparte and Caesar, just that SoL's charter is a little different.

[@WeebLord69]

Napoleonist i agree it would be nice but except winstonn churchill, he is overrated af.

[@johnpepin5373]

Nothing against the commenter... Why is it that most "great men" are cut from the same cloth as Thrasymachus' great men? Butchers of humanity, liars, thieves, and adulterers? Makes one wonder if we have been defining great wrong all these years. No wonder our culture and societies are so messed up, with these "great men" as our inspirations. Perhaps a better way would be to follow the leads of men who were peaceful, moral, loving, faithful and truth tellers? You know... like Jesus? Yea... what was I thinking?

[@tpar83]

Thank you! I love this series. Subscribed!

[@dpsktmdbzkxk]

I am liking what I am watching. Thank you for the contents

[@KralHwuz]

Que legal ver os brasileiros comentando :-)

[@widebleek8138]

I love these videos. Learning new things everyday 🤩

[@Manutallu]

Please do Averroes !! It would so nice you'd put the spotlight on an arabic philosopher :)

[@s7yrofoam]

+Manutallu This would be really great. Arabic philosophy gets very little recognition, yet without it, we wouldn't know of ancient Greek philosophy as Arabic philosophers were those who rediscovered the Greek works.

[@Luca-dn3ny]

I agree!

[@morriscolenbrander1395]

agree

[@gtabigfan34]

+Manutallu My favorite!

[@cyrille6323]

Yes yes!

[@johnarbuckle2619]

YESSSSSS !!! i was waiting for this

[@ashleyhyatt6319]

I see absolutely nothing wrong with this system. Perhaps I'm just eccentric. I can't imagine NOT supporting its development.

[@kalyanarc4467]

Most of the people hold very close and personal onto their religion. Comte was rejected for the same reason as Freud was; To most people, idea that all boys want to have sex with their mother is equally absurd to the idea of a religion without God.

[@PedroCosta-ey7ob]

+The School of Life , would you ever consider doing a video on Fernando Pessoa, a Portuguese poet that wrote under several different names, both in portuguese and english?

[@heshayousaf9702]

i'm so happy to see this comment. i've been searching for people like you. yes, pessoa was a whole new level........WE DEFINITELY NEED VIDEOS ON HIM

[@joaoribeiro5938]

@@heshayousaf9702 pessoa as not a philosopher tough

[@kitcatsmith3490]

I always hated HISTORY in school... think your videos are GREAT and actually can process what I'm hearing quicker with the pictures..It is greatly appreciated...

[@0ryGreg1]

As a pantheist, I've always wondered about the possibility of a secular religion. I'm so glad to see that someone already has established this. The idea is very appealing.

[@sxphieds]

Please do more of these sociology videos

[@exundfluriba]

I've learned something today. Thank you 😊

[@RosaPantera]

It sounds what like, and this I say as a compliment, The School of Life is doing with their videos

[@klebfreitas]

the prhase in the final 8:00 is "the love as principle, the order as base and process as final purpose"

[@lincforehand1]

I've lived the life of a monastic-secular, similar to a monk for Humanism, but of other developments & views for 9 years now. It takes great ideas from; Comte, St. Benedict, Saint-Simon, Spinoza, Emerson, Nietzsche, Gracian, with many & more of the great Exemplars of Humanity you (The School of Life) so brilliantly explore in your video-essays & curriculum series/studies. Until about 2 years ago, I had thought I was the only one (or 1 of a very small number of people) who thought in these ways, aside from the very rare & few authors, philosophers & great minds from the past -- & then I found, The School of Life. It has exponentially & immensely increased my thirst & absolute need for continuing the endeavors of Humanity & the Art(s) of Worldly Wisdom. However, it is almost disturbing in a way that for all these years I had felt alone in my one & only pursuit, yet now, the entire world opens up with possibility and similar tastes. I am finding chapters of Buddhist temples in Texas & Humanist Associations online; Places like Zeitgeist, Ted(X), Project Lantern, Project Reason, The Khan Academy; People like Greg M. Epstein, Jason Silva, Sam Harris, A.C. Grayling, & yes, Botton himself -- & yet, I feel that there is still more to do... oh, so much more. I do feel extremely fulfilled in my efforts & works towards many of my goals & have no need to have any capitalist, social, status or selfish gains from any of it, just that it is a very fruitful experience to study & know any & all subjects known to man & learning it all from the brightest men & women Humanity has to offer. Now, that all being said, I have yet to find any organization meeting this specific criteria, though many have come very, very close. I applaud & have the utmost respect for people like, Botton, Grayling, Khan, Lao Tzu, Spinoza, Woolf, Dickens, Maslow, Einstein, DeFranco, etc. & so on; They are the Great Movers & Shakers of the Movers & Shakers. Now, is there anyway we can assemble "All This" with the intent to go further down the rabbit hole?? Is this already trying to become a "Thing", with The School of Life, Humanism, Secularism, Positivism, or even; Religion, Government, Military, Business & Societal paradigms already?? Was "All This" trying to be fully described (with great effort) by Einstein on his deathbed, in his dwindling years?? Or, by Gustave Caillebotte in his introspectively beautiful works on canvas?? Or, maybe Baltasar Gracian with his "Art of Worldly Wisdom", or the english translator, Martin Fischer who wanted to spellbind the english reading world with another man's collection of trivium gems through his aphorisms?? Or, how about Noam Chomsky & his decades of neglected intellectualism that are just now being widely accepted, as opposed to his "radical years" where in fact, his opinions & foresight have not wavered a bit since. These may be stretches, however, there are certain supplements to the cause I wish to eventually be addressed by some great Person. Why we're not more "openly" searching for these Persons and collectively assembling their aptitudes for solving "ALL" Humanly & Worldly Plights, not just some, few or less, is beyond me. We'd like to think that we are, but I truly believe that we are not. Our brightest minds are being auctioned off to the highest bidders in business, privatized & government programs that are, for lack of better terms, redundant or non-effective in the long run -- or worse yet, digressive or degrading to societal, national & global affairs, or just down-right in it for money or attention in some way. That's just 1 of many, many examples of "old metaphors running amuck", that are being blatantly played out before us everyday, and yet we still do very little about it. If you have honestly read this much of my blabbering, then you may sense a bit of hostility or negative views towards humanity by this very author, but I assure you, that is not the case. Though my texts here may appear to be ungrateful to the comforts afforded me by what Human Progress has already offered, or even unsatisfied with the works of The School of Life or the great ideas, men & women they so lovingly, and therapeutically teach, I am genuinely & mostly content with the current states of things. It is for the future generations & beyond that my urgency may seem more lively in this passage, or perhaps my lack of findings in souls of similar tastes out there/here -- No matter. I'll continue my path & wish the same for you all, however, if you have come this far with my words, then maybe you can sense me.... I want you to know that I Love You & I wish nothing but fulfillment for you. If you have any insight on how to live a "full-time" life attempting to contribute to the collective knowledge & wisdom of Humanity, please, do not hesitate to help out by commenting/linking something even remotely resembling these features. We can "umbrella" all this. I believe it's trying to be done -- it just needs more work & more people trying to "know & improve". Much Respect & Much Love

[@kkr5748]

any chance you could do one on John Stuart mill?

[@daviddelalibowyjorge9087]

Comte August was really influencing the society in a very good way I think 🤔

[@repsieximo]

is there any similar calendar of his done by School of Life? its a fantastic reminder of where we are on this planet, and what can we become

[@andreasoffenberg8295]

You should do one on Walter Benjamin

[@theshinyobject3979]

Hey School of Life, will you be continuing with the sociology series ? There are a lot of interesting thinkers to cover :)

[@captainkev10]

I love this series. Alain, do you have plans to do an essay on John Stuart Mill and/or Charles Sanders Pierce?

[@swapnilkumar9791]

Outstanding editing

[@tommyrosendahl7238]

Why not make a video about the book "1984" by George Orwell? It would be pretty interesting I think

[@MichaelFay63]

There's plenty of cynical films . George Orwell damned all Marxism as leading to Stalinism from his terrible experiences in Spain where he contacted TB,and was shot in the neck. He joined the Partei Obrera Unification Marxismo,POUM which the Stalinists accused of being Trotskyist which Trotsky denied Stalin's game was to wipe out all revolutionary groups and bring the Spanish Bourgeois to an agreement with the Republicans. It didn't work but the Spanish GPU killed all revolutionaries. Odd his prediction came true with electronic Capitalism!

[@khumorampete9310]

I love what you do, keep it up

[@maxheadrom3088]

Auguste Comte was tremendously influential in the Brazilian Armed Forces and I believe the moto "Order and Progress" that our flag bears is inspired by Comte.

[@valtico94]

what an enriched channel this is

[@evdokiademetriades1430]

Waited too long for that info would have helped. So enjoyed

[@XRedFactionX]

Great video, have you considered a video about alan watts brining eastern philosophy to the west and/or satori enlightenment?

[@denasewell]

Comte's the God father of the New Age movement! I truly admire Auguste Comte...this video honors him and his ideas very well! kudos!

[@VitalMusic217]

Indeed. He inaugurated that poisonous ideology.

[@liamkofibright1326]

This is a great series, please do Du Bois!

[@kaymengjialyu5086]

simply beautiful

[@BrandonKellyYT]

Thank you!

[@kotaowens6978]

New video! Yes!

[@isrocket]

The one who founded sociology is Abd al-Rahman Ibn Khaldun: Wikipedia source

[@dir275]

Yes

[@isrocket]

@@dir275 اي

[@Noahtheastronaut]

Hey TSOL, I'm a big fan of your videos... Im not sure if you guys have made one already but could you make a video explaining Transcendentalism, with maybe ideals backed by Whitman, or Emerson? Idk id really appreciate it!

[@Noahtheastronaut]

***** Thanks!!

[@gregmiller9710]

...i swear to god i'm a atheist

[@kljl7468]

I see what you did there....😉

[@atul.sharma172]

Greg Miller thank god I'm an atheist too.

[@mahamrityumjay]

Greg Miller an*

[@kdmonroy4692]

God Bless us all for being atheists.

[@prvnchandu]

@@kdmonroy4692 ha ha ha

[@14wilshere]

I love the description that he was 'Only intermittently sane' :-)

[@ruairihoskins8523]

I would love for School of Life to make videos on famous composers

[@mdeombeleg1]

My mentor and advisor in Graduate School is considered one of the experts on Comte - Mary Pickering. In fact, her biographies on him won her a Pulitzer nomination. Did you guys consult her work?

[@VEROTIKAA]

very interesting on many different fronts it's extreme simplicity is also extremely complicated hmmmm.

[@gregmiller9710]

+VEROTIKAA indeed...

[@Neeni1994]

More Sociology please!

[@pithandsubstance]

Excellent! Have you thought of doing a video on Bertrand Russell?

[@40ozYT]

You guys should do one on Erving Goffman the Canadian-born sociologist who is arguably the most influential American sociologist of the twentieth century.

[@tlonuqbarorbistertius]

Please TSoL, do a video on the philosophy of G.I. Gurdjieff, or the literature of the Comte de Lautréamont. It would be greatly appreciated :)

[@danieladelodun9547]

If you guys make a church in london, I will definitely attend. Does the school of life ever consider taking properly political action, like building a church or getting some of your ideas into schools?

[@teechay5867]

Lovely animation

[@brewedmeditation2886]

From Bangladesh...take love

[@karmadondup6898]

Comte, hes my kind of guy.

[@elijahgarside753]

could you make a video on spoken language and how it affects the brain, society, etc? I'm just really interested in languages and I would love a deeper video on how it affects the world.

[@kljl7468]

That would be so cool,but I don't know how many philosophers have actually tackled the subject.

[@Alliien34]

your french accent has gotten better!

[@mrJohnDesiderio]

"Know yourself to improve yourself " , or "Check yourself before you reck yourself "

[@leedlelee4945]

It would be really cool if you guys did something on Leon Trotsky and his impact on Russia and communism in general.

[@DustSeeker163]

can we get an episode on Adorno??? i have no idea what the man is saying ...

[@SpartanAegis]

This reminds me for some reason; will you do a video on Unitarian Universalists?

[@dannyallegra]

Can you do one on Erich Fromm, please?! Thank you in advance.

[@zulunation90s95]

I know it's already a highly requested topic already, but please do Dostoevsky in the next literature episode!

[@raziyehvahdatian3556]

People in #Iran are risking their lives in the streets. They are tired of dictatorship and cruelty. Please be their voice. We thank you all for standing next to us. Thankyou for sharing our stories and talking about us. #mahsaamini #Oplran ‎ #مهسا_امینی

[@dtshifter]

I love that you have adopted the Monte Python animation style.

[@Chotabheem_14]

He was a great man! This is the reason why I want to study sociology

[@wilsonkrm]

You forgot to mention Porto Alegre as one of the places in Brazil that hold a Chapel. His impact in Brazil at that time was such that our flag holds his idea: "Ordem e Progresso".

[@mishy227]

Hello Alain I've noticed that there is no recognition for African philosophy or literature on this channel. But it is there, and not just art for art's sake. Check out the works of Okot Bitek, Chinua Achebe and Ngugi wa Thiongo. You will not be disappointed.

[@LouisHLiu]

why does Comte reminded me of Robespierre? +The School of Life, and cheers to your authentic and brilliant French pronunciation, sans accents!

[@LouisHLiu]

and the Portuguese one, as well. quite a grasp in languages!

[@richardedward123]

Carl Sagan!!! 5:34 - 5:44. How about a video on him? He was quite a visionary and tried to use science to unite humanity, in my opinion.

[@sail2byzantium]

Had a chuckle with that image of Bob Ross that popped up in noting the role of art. Would be curious in your thoughts on him both as a figure in popular culture and the relationship to the broader artworld (which wouldn't take him seriously, but would Dali and PIcasso, whom you also showed). Did you use him just for the humorous effect or is there something else that motivated you, esp. for instance, as all of your instances of architecture were more "high culture"--noted temples, cathedrals, mosques, etc. rather than, say, American ranch houses . . . . Do you see Ross as making a "valuable contribution", as you say, in this field of endeavor?

[@buuuugs]

Manliness or the image of what it means to be a man and how it changed in the course of history Will you do a video on the topic?

[@jodicompton5561]

This video should be watched in tandem with the one on Edmund Burke, even though Burke is under "philosophy" in Curriculum Part 2. Burke's ideas about "the sublime" are very similar to Comte's about what belongs in a church of humanism.

[@krileayn]

Another example of why it is best that we build on our western religion, Christianity. A lot of the heavy lifting has already been done, to create a religion from scratch with the reach and power of Christianity would take another 1000 years. Build on what you have and reform it slowly.

[@MrSpicytacosauce]

I agree. The bedrock of western culture comes from Christianity. We should have an appreciation for it's impact on society and not be so eager to dismiss the past 2000 years of our history. Religious or not we all have a responsibility to fight for the ideals of western society.

[@virgoh1124]

That was a nice video :) I kinda like his ideas of "Religion Of Humanity". I'm not sure I understood everything(I'm french) but I think that was a way to start learning about this philosopher ;) Thank you for your work :)

[@issacharbacang1825]

excuse me, mister Alain, sir. can you do a literature lesson on José Rizal in celebration for the upcoming Philippines Independence Day

[@peterchaloner2877]

From Comte through Lewes to George Eliot, and through her arises one of the most incisive and kindly forms of literature.

[@davysmith8569]

thankyou excellent

[@jacobwhite9791]

I already read about this in your book "Religion for Atheists". I thought it was the most interesting part.

[@c.s.exarchou2912]

it would be great to see in the future a video about the concept of celibacy.