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Writing History in the Third Republic - Page 76
History, for Renan, was clearly the bond that unites the people. Renan and the Nation Of all conservative historians, Renan was the most liberal. His early writings point to a Tocquevillean aristocratic liberalism. He claimed that the aristocracy ...
Isabel Noronha-DiVanna, 2010
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Theology and the First Theory of Sacrifice - Page 117
I66 Renan was named professor at the College de France in 1862, only to be suspended for having referred to Jesus as an "incomparable man" in his inaugural lecture!"'7 One year later, with the publication of his rationalist Vie de Jesus, ...
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Islam in the Eyes of the West: Images and Realities in an ... - Page 23
Certainly Renan was an Orientalist, but Oriental studies in the more narrow sense are comparatively marginal in his work. Renan was not only known as an Orientalist but also as a historian, a philologist, a philosopher, a novelist, a poet, ...
Tareq Y. Ismael, Andrew Rippin, Associate Professor of Religious Studies Andrew Rippin, 2010
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Across the Great Divide: The Selected Essays of Abraham ...
Renan was not able to achieve this conceptual split, for he saw the world as a totality, as an integral process. Yet he could not accept the simultaneous existence of both the scientific method and theology. Either one pursues facts and natural ...
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From Georges Sorel (Volume 2): Hermeneutics and the Sciences
belief. Religions contain something mysterious and inexpressible and it is this that should be understood by anyone wishing to write their histories. Renan was right when he said that, to understand Christianity, it is necessary to have believed, ...
Georges Sorel, John L. Stanley, 1976
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Heroism and Passion in Literature: Studies in Honour of ... - Page 134
Although the work sold well, the whole experience was harrowing.5 On the establishment of the Third Republic Renan was reinstated at the College de France (November 1870), where he remained till the end of his life. His prolific output ...
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Classical Approaches to the Study of Religion: Aims, ...
Joseph-Ernest Renan was born in 1823 at Treguier, Britanny, where he received his primary and part of his secondary school education. He continued his studies in Paris in 1838 at the ecclesiastical college of Saint-Nicolas du Char- donnet, ...
Jean Jacques Waardenburg, 1999
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Schooled for the Future?: Educational Policy and Everyday ... - Page 80
Renu was one of the first children I met when introduced to Ramaghat in 1994 by my assistant, a CWIN social worker. Renu was about 1 1 years old, walking on crutches and sporting a huge bandage on her right foot, the bandage filthy and ...
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The Early Mental Traits of Three Hundred Geniuses - Page 595
On the mother's side, Renan was of Gascon blood, from a family of traders in Bordeaux, cheerful, religious folk, and Royalists in sympathy. From both lines of ancestry, Renan was a true child of the people. II. Development to age 17. 1.
Catharine M. Cox, Catherine Morris Cox, 1926
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The Historical Jesus and the Literary Imagination, 1860-1920 - Page 74
For this reason alone, Renan was keen to get a sound English translation to press as soon as possible and, fearing his English was not good enough to judge the quality of the translation, he was especially anxious to employ a distinguished ...
