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Joseph Ernest Renan was a French Orientalist and Semitic scholar, writing on Semitic languages and civilizations, historian of religion, philologist, philosopher, biblical scholar, and critic. He wrote works on the origins of early Christianity, and espoused popular political theories especially concerning nationalism, national identity, and the superiority of White people over other human races.
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culture · French philosopher and orientalist (1823–1892) · philosopher · historian · writer · professor · archaeologist · orientalist · literary critic · philologist · theologian · religious studies scholar · also Ernest Renan, Renan
Born 27 February 1823 · Died 2 October 1892 · Q157155
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Przede wszystkim zaś należy silnie odróżnić czasy naszej społeczności, gdzie wszystko się dzieje w świetle refleksji, od czasów owych naiwnie łatwowiernych społeczności, wyłaniających z siebie wiary, które panowały jednak całe wieki. Jeszcze nie powstało nic wielkiego, co nie opierałoby się na legendzie. Jedyną winowajczynią jest tu chyba tylko ludzkość, która chce być oszukiwana.
Pour agir dans le monde, il faut mourir à soi-même. (fr.)
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스포츠조선: RENAN, Fresh and Bright
A major controversy accompanied the installation of a monument in Tréguier designed by Jean Boucher
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Died 1892-10-02.
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“La bêtise humaine est la seule chose qui donne une idée de l’infini. (fr.)”
“L’Europe est grecque par la pensée et l’art, romaine par le droit, et judeo-chrétienne par la religion. (fr.)”
“Dobre wspomnienia stanowią cząstkę naszej moralności. Biada temu, kto nie ma dobrych wspomnień.”
“Pour agir dans le monde, il faut mourir à soi-même. (fr.)”
“Przede wszystkim zaś należy silnie odróżnić czasy naszej społeczności, gdzie wszystko się dzieje w świetle refleksji, od czasów owych naiwnie łatwowiernych społeczności, wyłaniających z siebie wiary, które panowały jednak całe wieki. Jeszcze nie powstało nic wielkiego, co nie opierałoby się na legendzie. Jedyną winowajczynią jest tu chyba tylko ludzkość, która chce być oszukiwana.”
In Paris, and was buried in the Cimetière de Montmartre in the Montmartre Quarter
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“Wszystko to, co jest dobrego w człowieku, jest dziełem rozumu.”
“Wiara ma to do siebie, że jeszcze po zniknięciu nie przestaje działać.”
“Prawda w ogóle jest fikcją, istnieją tylko różne formy fikcji, niektóre bywają zbawieniem.”
“Je n’ai jamais dit que l’avenir fût gai. Qui sait si la vérité n’est pas triste? (fr.)”
“Naród jest to społeczność złączona wspólnym błędnym przekonaniem na temat własnych początków oraz wspólną awersją do sąsiadów.”
We find the same mental attitude, an affirmation of the necessity of piety independent of dogma
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Awarded Grand Officer of the Legion of Honour (1888).
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Give a more adequate image of his fastidious critical, disenchanted, yet optimistic spirit
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Career landmark: president (1884–1892).
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Career landmark: Director of the Collège de France (1883–1892).
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In a lecture called "The Original Identity and Gradual Separation of Judaism and Christianity", he said:
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Published the autobiographical Souvenirs d'Enfance et de Jeunesse which, after the Life of Jesus, is the work by which he is chiefly known
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Career landmark: seat 29 of the Académie française (1878–1892).
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His Ecclesiastes (1882) and his Antichrist (1876) (the fourth volume of the Origins of Christianity, dealing with the reign of Nero) are incomparable in their literary genius, but they are examples of a disenchanted and
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Presented himself as the candidate of the liberal opposition at the parliamentary election for Meaux
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The American Philosophical Society elected him an international Member
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Who became a painter, and Noémi, born in 1862, who eventually married philologist Yannis Psycharis
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Renan married in Paris Cornélie Scheffer, daughter of Hendrik Scheffer and niece of Ary Scheffer, both French painters of Dutch descent
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Awarded Volney Prize (1847).
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Obtained the Volney prize, one of the principal distinctions awarded by the Academy of Inscriptions, for the manuscript of his "General History of Semitic Languages
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Took his degree as Agrégé de Philosophie – that is to say, fellow of the university – and was offered a job as master in the lycée Vendôme
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By the chemist Marcellin Berthelot, then a young man of eighteen, his pupil at M
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Studied at Saint-Sulpice Seminary (1843–1845).
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Entered the college of St Sulpice in order to take his degree in philology prior to entering the church, and, here, he began the study of Hebrew
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Renan left Saint Nicholas to study philosophy at the Saint-Sulpice Seminary near Paris
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Born 1823-02-27.
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