Cette partie du célèbre Cours de philosophie positive d'Auguste Comte traite de la philosophie sociale, c'est-à-dire de la recherche des lois qui régissent le fonctionnement des sociétés humaines. Comte y développe son célèbre concept de la hiérarchie des sciences et sa méthode de la positivité. Cette oeuvre est une référence pour les philosophes, les sociologues et les historiens des sciences.

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