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-The correspondence between John Stuart Mill, utilitarian philosopher, and Auguste Comte, founder of Positivism, is an important episode in the history of ideas, .. The present volume usefully collates both sides of the exchange, which lasted from 1841 to 1847, in a graceful translation by Oscar A. Haac... [T]his is a valuable book about the ideas of Comte and Mill.- --A. R. Vogeler, Choice ""The correspondence between John Stuart Mill, utilitarian philosopher, and Auguste Comte, founder of Positivism, is an important episode in the history of ideas, .. The present volume usefully collates both sides of the exchange, which lasted from 1841 to 1847, in a graceful translation by Oscar A. Haac... [T]his is a valuable book about the ideas of Comte and Mill."" --A. R. Vogeler, Choice ""The correspondence between John Stuart Mill, utilitarian philosopher, and Auguste Comte, founder of Positivism, is an important episode in the history of ideas, .. The present volume usefully collates both sides of the exchange, which lasted from 1841 to 1847, in a graceful translation by Oscar A. Haac... [T]his is a valuable book about the ideas of Comte and Mill."" --A. R. Vogeler, Choice

-The correspondence between John Stuart Mill, utilitarian philosopher, and Auguste Comte, founder of Positivism, is an important episode in the history of ideas, .. The present volume usefully collates both sides of the exchange, which lasted from 1841 to 1847, in a graceful translation by Oscar A. Haac... [T]his is a valuable book about the ideas of Comte and Mill.- --A. R. Vogeler, Choice The correspondence between John Stuart Mill, utilitarian philosopher, and Auguste Comte, founder of Positivism, is an important episode in the history of ideas, .. The present volume usefully collates both sides of the exchange, which lasted from 1841 to 1847, in a graceful translation by Oscar A. Haac... [T]his is a valuable book about the ideas of Comte and Mill. --A. R. Vogeler, Choice The correspondence between John Stuart Mill, utilitarian philosopher, and Auguste Comte, founder of Positivism, is an important episode in the history of ideas, .. The present volume usefully collates both sides of the exchange, which lasted from 1841 to 1847, in a graceful translation by Oscar A. Haac... [T]his is a valuable book about the ideas of Comte and Mill. --A. R. Vogeler, Choice

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Oscar A. Haac has taught French literature at Pennsylvania State University, Emory, and the State University of New York at Stony Brook. He has published criticism and edited texts of Michelet and other French authors.

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