Anthony LaGrotta & Mikey Thompson.  Considered the “Father Of Sociology”  Coined the term, “Sociology”  Positivism  Law of Three Stages › (1) Theological.

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Anthony LaGrotta & Mikey Thompson

 Considered the “Father Of Sociology”  Coined the term, “Sociology”  Positivism  Law of Three Stages › (1) Theological or Fictitious stage. › (2) Metaphysical' or Abstract stage. › (3) Positive or Scientific stage.

 French nationality  University of Montpellier  École Polytechnique for work with French ideals of Republicanism  Conflict with his family  Mental Illness was never cured

 Positivism › Beliefs are analytically and Scientifically Proven  Law of Three Stages › Society develops 3 mentally conceived stages  Religion of Humanity › Religion founded upon Positivism  Systematic observation and social order › Observed groups of people and their social behavior

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