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LÉVY-BRUHL, LUCIEN — (1857–1939), French anthropologist, philosopher, and psychologist. Born and educated in Paris, Lévy Bruhl taught philosophy at the Lycée Louis le Grand (1885–95), and later at the Sorbonne where he was appointed to the chair of history of modern… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Lévy-Bruhl, Lucien — ▪ French philosopher born April 19, 1857, Paris, France died March 13, 1939, Paris French philosopher whose study of the psychology of primitive peoples gave anthropology a new approach to understanding irrational factors in social thought… … Universalium
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Lévy-Bruhl, Lucien — (1875–1913) French philosopher and social anthropologist, noted for stressing the need for empirical investigation of the categories and methods of thought of different societies, and for interpreting the results in terms of a ‘prelogical’… … Philosophy dictionary
Lévy-Bruhl, Lucien — ► (1857 1939) Filósofo y sociólogo francés. Consideraba que la moral está condicionada por la circunstancia histórica y social … Enciclopedia Universal
Lévy-Bruhl, Lucien — (1857 1939) A French philosopher, influential for his theories about ‘primitive’ peoples, who, he argued, held collective representations which were ‘pre logical’ and mystical (see How Natives Think, 1910, and Primitive Mentality, 1922).… … Dictionary of sociology
Lévy-Bruhl — Lucien Lévy Bruhl (* 10. April 1857 in Paris, † 13. März 1939 in Paris) war ein französischer Philosoph und Ethnologe. Inhaltsverzeichnis 1 Werdegang 1.1 Politisches Interesse 2 Wirken … Deutsch Wikipedia
