Durkheim embraced Comte's "Law of Three Stages" when developing his concept of society and solidarity.

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Durkheim, while influenced by Comte, did not fully embrace Comte's "Law of Three Stages." Durkheim developed his own concepts of society and solidarity, focusing on the division of labor and the transition from mechanical to organic solidarity, rather than strictly following Comte's progression of societal development through the theological, metaphysical, and positive stages.

Durkheim Embraced Comte's "Law of Three Stages" When Developing His