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John Stuart Mill examines the philosophy of Auguste Comte, tracing the rise of positivism as a new foundation for science, ethics, and society. With keen analysis and measured critique, Mill explores Comte's bold vision for human progress-and its troubling implications for freedom, morality, and the limits of reason.