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Other articles where Philippe-Joseph-Benjamin Buchez is discussed: Christian Socialism: …principally by the writings of Philippe-Joseph-Benjamin Buchez, a disciple of Saint-Simon, and by the emergence of cooperative societies in France, Ludlow—who had been reared and educated in France—enlisted other churchmen in an effort to promote the application of Christian principles in industrial ...
Philippe-Joseph-Benjamin Buchez (1796-1866), the son of a physician, and also a doctor of medicine, practiced his pro fession and published in his field. For his medical thesis he brought out in 1825 his Considé rations générales sur les fièvres intermittent. A few years later in 1833 he published another work exhibiting the breadth of his ...
Philippe Buchez. Philippe-Joseph-Benjamin Buchez (1796–1865), atau lebih dikenal sebagai Philippe Buchez, adalah sejarawan, sosiolog, dan politisi Prancis. Dia merupakan pendiri surat kabar L'Atelier, dan menjabat secara singkat pada 1848 sebagai presiden Majelis Nasional Konstituen, yang pada waktu itu berbasis di Palais Bourbon di Paris.
Buchez became a doctor of medicine in 1824 but was more interested in revolutionary activity. In 1821 he founded with Armand Bazard Le Charbonnerie française, which sought the overthrow of the Bourbons and the convocation of a national constitutional assembly. He was at first a disciple of C. H. de saint-simon but was converted to Catholicism ...
BUCHEZ Philippe, Joseph, Benjamin. Né le 30 mars 1796 à Matagne-la-Petite (alors département des Ardennes, cédée au royaume des Pays-Bas en 1815 avec le canton de Romerée dont elle faisait partie, ainsi que Philippeville et Marienbourg, aujourd’hui arrondissement de Philippeville, province de Namur, Belgique), mort à Rodez (Aveyron) le ...
Philippe Benjamin Joseph Buchez (31. marts 1796—12. august 1865) var en fransk politiker og filosofisk forfatter. I 1848 valgtes Philippe Buchez til Nationalforsamlingen og blev dens første formand indtil opstandsforsøget 15. maj samme år ( Februarrevolutionen ).
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.
