Positivism

Positivism Positivism is the belief that "scientific naturalism" is the foundation of knowledge and truth. Leszek Kolakowski wrote "Positivism is a normative attitude, regulating how we are to use such terms as ‘knowledge’,’science’,’cognition’, and ‘information’. Positivism rejects the theories of theology and metaphysics because they don’t have proof that they are true. Positivism is a philosophy that has many theories for the whole spectrum of life. They include the theory of knowledge …

…that the "true final science" is sociology but it should be replaced by moral science, which Auguste Comte, the founder of positivist philosophy, believed was the only science of an individual nature. The Positivist theory of language confers with the correspondence theory. This theory explains that observational statements whose synthetic or theoretical constructions can be verified by comparison with the facts.(Dale,1989) The theory of the mind states that the mind is biological, not psychological.