| PAGE | | Note by Mr. Frederic Harrison | v. | | Translator’s Preface | xiii. | | Introduction by Professor LÉvy-Bruhl | 1 | | BOOK I. | | Chapter | I.—The Philosophical Problem | 23 | | “ | II.—The Law of the Three States | 35 | | “ | III.—The Classification of the Sciences | 49 | | “ | IV.—Science | 60 | | “ | V.—Science (continued) Phenomena and Laws | 79 | | “ | VI.—Science (continued) Positive Logic | 103 | | BOOK II. | | Introduction.—The Philosophy of the Sciences | 121 | | Chapter | I.—Mathematics | 125 | | “ | II.—Astronomy | 142 | | “ | III.—Sciences of the Inorganic World | 154 | | “ | IV.—Biology | 171 | | “ | V.—Psychology | 188 | | BOOK III. | | Chapter | I.—Transition from Animality to Humanity—Art and Language | 213 | | “ | II.—General Considerations on Social Science | 230 | | “ | III.—Social Statics | 249 | | “ | IV.—Social Dynamics | 260 | | “ | V.—The Philosophy of History | 276 | | | BOOK IV. | | Chapter | I.—The Principles of Ethics | 303 | | “ | II.—Social Ethics | 319 | | “ | III.—The Idea of Humanity | 334 | | Conclusion | 343 |
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