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Philippe-Joseph-Benjamin Buchez (March 31, 1796–August 11, 1865), more commonly called Philippe Buchez, was a French historian, sociologist, and politician. He was the founder of the newspaper L'Atelier, and he served briefly, in 1848, as the president of the Constituent National Assembly, which was then meeting at the Palais Bourbon in Paris.
Philippe Joseph Benjamin Buchez (* 31. März 1796 in Matagne-la-Petite; † 11. August 1865 in Rodez) war ein französischer Politiker und Historiker. Er gilt als Ideologe des christlichen Sozialismus. Die Zeitschrift L’Atelier wurde von ihm gegründet.
Philippe Joseph Benjamin Buchez 2, né le 31 mars 1796, à Matagne-la-Petite (Belgique), mort le 11 août 1865 à Rodez, est docteur en médecine (1825), homme politique, historien et sociologue français, sa doctrine inspire la fondation du journal L'Atelier par un groupe d'ouvriers.
Philippe Buchez, an active member of the French Carbonari anti-Bourbon secret society in 1822, became a doctor in 1825 and founded the influential Social Christian movement of the 1830s. Buchez inspired the workers’ cooperative movement of the 1840s.
5. Aug. 2009 · Philippe buchez is best known for his work as a founder of social Catholicism and as an advocate of workers' associations. As a man of varied interests Buchez brought to the consideration of industrial problems a knowledge of contemporary ideas and a theory of history to support his own solutions.
Buchez broke with the Saint-Simonians and turned toward Catholicism.9 While practicing an independent type of Catholicism, he castigated the Church for its lack of social consciousness.
19. Jan. 1999 · Biographie de PHILIPPE BUCHEZ (1796-1865). Tout en poursuivant des études de médecine qui le mèneront au doctorat, Buchez adhère, en 1821, à la Charbonnerie ; il en sera l'un des animateurs en France. Après avoir lu le Nouveau Christianisme en 1825, il se déclare saint-simonien. Mais, en...
