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Pierre Jean Georges Cabanis was a French physiologist, Freemason, materialist philosopher and leading idéologue.
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Born 5 June 1757 · Died 5 May 1808 · Q705666
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s papers at his death (and Cabanis edited them soon afterwards in 1791). During the illness which terminated his life Mirabeau trusted entirely to Cabanis
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“have had successively to bend and conform to sequences of circumstances, from which apparently were born, in each particular circumstance, other entirely new species, better adjusted to the new order of things.”
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“s papers at his death (and Cabanis edited them soon afterwards in 1791). During the illness which terminated his life Mirabeau trusted entirely to Cabanis”
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Died 1808-05-05.
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Career landmark: seat 40 of the Académie française (1803–1808).
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Career landmark: member of the Sénat conservateur (1799–1808).
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Career landmark: Member of the Council of Five Hundred (1798–1799).
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Studied at Paris Medical Faculty (1778–1781).
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Born 1757-06-05.
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