The book "The Philosophy of Auguste Comte" was written by the outstanding French philosopher and sociologist Lucien Levi-Bruhl. In this work, the author examines and analyzes the philosophy of the ideologist and founder of sociology, Auguste Comte. Lévy-Bruhl reveals the key concepts and principles on which Auguste Comte's philosophy was based, such as positivism, the law of three stages, and sociological positivism. The book helps the reader to better understand the philosophical views and scientific achievements of this prominent thinker of the 19th century, whose influence is felt in the development of sociology and philosophy. "The Philosophy of Auguste Comte" is not only an important source for studying the theories of its time, but also an invitation to a deep understanding of the principles of positivism and the sociological approach to the study of society.