Jean Le Rond d'Alembert
Mathematician, philosopher, encyclopedist and academician (Academy of Sciences, 1741 – French Academy, 1754).
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Mathematician, philosopher, encyclopedist and academician (Academy of Sciences, 1741 – French Academy, 1754).
A German thinker, philosopher (a term he rejected), and essayist, he is best known as a critic of technological modernity, and more specifically of the development of the nuclear industry. He was married to Hannah Arendt.
German-born American political scientist, philosopher, and journalist.
French philosopher, sociologist, political scientist, historian and journalist.
Philosopher, author of the theory of compensations.
A man of letters, author of, among other works, two trilogies, one of fiction and one philosophical.
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German writer and philosopher, privy councillor to Frederick II and member of the Berlin Academy.
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