The “romanticism” of Ernest Renan’s religion of science separates him from a positivist like Auguste Comte or an agnostic pragmatist like Marcelin Berthelot: the “ideal” he called for was a “synthesis” of science and religion. This may have led him to a form of skepticism, which this study aims to characterize.
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Editeur | HONORE CHAMPION |
Collection | ROMANTISME MODERNITE |
Format | 15,5 X 23,5 CM |
No dans la collection | 0162 |
Nombre de volume | 1 |
Nombre de pages | 320 |
Type de reliure | BROCHÉ |
Date de publication | 28/05/2015 |
Lieu d'édition | PARIS |
Indic. sur auteur original | RENAN |
ISBN | 9782745329141 |
EAN13 | 9782745329141 |