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Pierre Teilhard De Chardin
P. Teilhard De Chardin
French philosopher, Jesuit priest, and paleontologist.
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Statements about
Pierre Teilhard De Chardin
Sex or Gender
Male
Occupation
10 items
Theologian
Paleontologist
Writer
Paleoanthropologist
Catholic Priest
(8/24/1911 - )
Start Time
:
8/24/1911
Geologist
Philosopher
Scientific Collector
Anthropologist
Award Received
Officer of the Legion of Honour
(1946)
Point in Time
:
1946
Mendel Medal
(1937)
Point in Time
:
1937
Auguste Viquesnel Prize
(1922)
Point in Time
:
1922
Croix De Guerre 1914–1918
(1915)
Point in Time
:
1915
Knight of the Legion of Honour
(May 1921)
Point in Time
:
May 1921
Place of Death
New York City
Country of Citizenship
France
Date of Birth
5/1/1881
Educated At
University of Paris
Villanova University
Notre Dame De Mongré High School
Instance Of
Human
Given Name
Pierre
Series Ordinal
:
1
Object of Statement Has Role
:
Usual Forename
Marie
Series Ordinal
:
2
Joseph
Series Ordinal
:
3
Native Language
French
Member Of
French Academy of Sciences
(6/9/1947 - )
Subject Has Role
:
Corresponding Member
Start Time
:
6/9/1947
Société Géologique De France
French Academy of Sciences
(5/22/1950 - )
Subject Has Role
:
Associate Member
Start Time
:
5/22/1950
New York Academy of Sciences
(1952 - )
Start Time
:
1952
Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland
(1937 - )
Start Time
:
1937
Image
Religion or Worldview
Catholicism
Date of Death
4/10/1955
Doctoral Advisor
Marcellin Boule
Place of Burial
Described by Source
Great Soviet Encyclopedia (1969–1978)
Section
:
Тейяр де Шарден Пьер
Medvik
Subject Named As
:
Teilhard de Chardin, Pierre, 1881-1955
URL
:
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Languages Spoken, Written or Signed
French
Field of Work
Philosophy
Theology
Pastoral Care
Anthropology
Philosophical Anthropology
Christian Philosophy
Geology
Influenced By
Paul the Apostle
Origen
Gregory of Nyssa
Ignatius of Loyola
Henri Bergson
Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel
Writing Language
French
Residence
France
( - 1923)
End Time
:
1923
People's Republic of China
(1923 - 1946)
Start Time
:
1923
End Time
:
1946
New York City
(1951 - 1955)
End Cause
:
Death
Start Time
:
1951
End Time
:
1955
France
(December 1945 - 1951)
Start Time
:
December 1945
End Time
:
1951
Position Held
President of the Geological Society of France
(1926 - 1926)
Series Ordinal
:
96
Start Time
:
1926
End Time
:
1926
Director of Research at CNRS
(1947 - December 1951)
End Cause
:
Age Limit
Start Time
:
1947
End Time
:
December 1951
Teacher
(1905 - 1908)
Field of Work
:
Physics
Field of Work
:
Chemistry
Start Time
:
1905
End Time
:
1908
Senior Lecturer
(1922 - 1925)
End Cause
:
Dismissed
Employer
:
Catholic University of Paris
Start Time
:
1922
End Time
:
1925
Adviser
(1951 - 4/10/1955)
End Cause
:
Death
Start Time
:
1951
End Time
:
4/10/1955
Q115433676
(1923)
Point in Time
:
1923
Image of Grave
Place of Birth
Manner of Death
Natural Causes
Cause of Death
Myocardial Infarction
Relative
Sibling
Family Name
Academic Degree
Doctorate
(1922)
Field of Work
:
Natural Science
Academic Major
:
Paleontology
Point in Time
:
1922
Participant In
Croisière Jaune
Father
Described at URL
https://www.geosoc.fr/propos-html/hi ...
https://prosopo.ephe.psl.eu/pierre-t ...
Teilhard De Chardin
Marguerite-Marie Teilhard De Chardin
St. Andrew-on-Hudson Cemetery
Château of Sarcenat
Located in the Administrative Territorial Entity
:
Orcines
Replaces
:
Georges Mouret
Followed By
:
Thomas Parran, Jr.
Followed By
:
Jacques Bourcart
Stretcher Bearer
Claude Aragonnès
Kinship to Subject
:
Cousin
Emmanuel Teilhard De Chardin
Replaced By
:
Jules-Mathieu Lambert
Follows
:
Joseph Répelin
Follows
:
Julius Arthur Nieuwland
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