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EMILE EDMOND SAISSET (1814-1863)

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EMILE EDMOND

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SAISSET (1814-1863)  ,
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French philosopher, was
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born at
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Montpellier on the 16th of
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September 1814, and died at
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Paris on the 17th of
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December 1863 . He studied
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philosophy in the school of
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Cousin, and carried on the eclectic tradition of his
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master along with Ravaisson and Jules
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Simon . He was
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professor of philosophy at
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Caen, at the
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cole Normale in Paris and later at the
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Sorbonne . His
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chief
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works are a monograph on
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Aenesidemus the Sceptic (184o); Le Scepticisme: "Enesideme,
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Pascal,
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Kant (1845); a
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translation of
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Spinoza (1843); Precurseurs et disciples de .
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Descartes (1862) ; Discours de la philosophic de
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Leibnitz (1857)—a
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work which had
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great
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influence on the progress of thought in
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France; Essai de philosophie religieuse (1859) ; Critique et histoire de la philosophie(1865) .

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