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Jules Esprit Nicolas Lachelier (French: [laʃəlje]; 27 May 1832 – 26
January 1918) was a
French philosopher, most
known for his
contributions to French...
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Victor Cousin René
Descartes Giovanni Gentile William Ernest Hocking Jules Lachelier Lebensphilosophie (French school)
Louis Lavelle René Le
Senne Gottfried...
- de la nature" ("The
Contingency of the Laws of Nature"),
under Jules Lachelier. His
first employment was the post of
philosophy professor at the lycée...
- when they
travel from the camp to
their commission hearings.
Suzanne Lachelier, one of the
attorneys and a
reserve officer in the
Judge Advocate General...
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Lachelier et
Lagneau (The
Problem of God in
Lachelier and Lagneau),
concerning some of the
theological views of
French philosophers Jules Lachelier (1832–1918)...
- error. Qosi had
declined to
leave his cell to meet with
Commander Suzanne Lachelier, his ****igned
legal counsel, and the Camp's
security rules do not permit...
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particular Hera****us.
Bergson dedicated Time and Free Will to
Jules Lachelier (1832–1918), then
public education minister, a
disciple of Félix Ravaisson...
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security for them to know the camp's location. When
attorneys Suzanne Lachelier and
Richard Federico offered to wear the same
hoods the
detainees wore...
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Andler failed to
achieve his agrégation in philosophy,
judged by
Jules Lachelier, inspector-general in
charge of philosophy, as
showing "excessive bias"...
- of action".
Other French philosophers - such as Émile Boutroux,
Jules Lachelier and Félix Ravaisson-Mollien - are also ****ociated with the
early French-strain...
