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Gabriel Marcel

Gabriel Honoré Marcel

French philosopher, playwright, music critic and leading Christian existentialist (1889-1973).

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Statements about Gabriel Marcel

Sex or Gender

Male

Place of Birth

8th Arrondissement of Paris

Occupation

Playwright
Philosopher
Literary Critic
Musician
Writer

Country of Citizenship

France

Place of Death

7th Arrondissement of Paris

Date of Birth

12/7/1889

Date of Death

10/8/1973

Instance Of

Human

Family Name

Marcel

Native Language

French

Given Name

Gabriel
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Object of Statement Has Role
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Usual Forename
Honoré
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Award Received

Erasmus Prize
 (1969)
Point in Time
: 1969
Peace Prize of the German Publishers' And Booksellers' Association
 (9/20/1964)
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Point in Time
: 9/20/1964
Grand Prix De Littérature De L'Académie Française
 (1948)
Point in Time
: 1948
Prix Brieux
 (1937)
Point in Time
: 1937
Grand Prix National Des Lettres
 (1958)
Point in Time
: 1958
Knight of the Legion of Honour
Grand Prix Littéraire De La Ville De Paris
 (1968)
Point in Time
: 1968

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Notable Work

Q20670892

Father

Henry Marcel

Birth Name

Gabriel Honoré Marcel

Described by Source

Obálky Knih
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Frankfurter Personenlexikon
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Armenian Soviet Encyclopedia, Vol. 7
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:339

Educated At

University of Paris

Member Of

Académie Des Sciences Morales Et Politiques
Bavarian Academy of Fine Arts
Société Française De Philosophie

Nominated For

Nobel Prize in Literature
 (1956)
Point in Time
: 1956
Nobel Prize in Literature
 (1957)
Point in Time
: 1957
Nobel Prize in Literature
 (1962)
Point in Time
: 1962
Nobel Prize in Literature
 (1964)
Point in Time
: 1964
Nobel Prize in Literature
 (1965)
Point in Time
: 1965

Name in Native Language

Gabriel Marcel

Position Held

President
 (1955 - 1973)
Organization Directed by the Office or Position
:
Société Des Amis De Charles Du Bos
Start Time
: 1955
End Time
: 1973

Employer

University of Paris

Religion or Worldview

Catholic Church

Languages Spoken, Written or Signed

French

Field of Work

Philosophy

Student

Paul Ricœur

Writing Language

French

Influenced By

Arthur Schopenhauer
Søren Kierkegaard
Friedrich Nietzsche
Edmund Husserl
Martin Heidegger
Karl Jaspers
Henri Bergson
Louis Lavelle

Assessment

Agrégation of Philosophy
 (1910)
Point in Time
: 1910
Ranking
: 2
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