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'''Gabriel Marcel''' (1889–1973) was a [[France|French]] philosopher and playwright. Although he is often seen as an existentialist, he preferred to call his philosophy "neo-Socrateanism" to distinguish it from the atheistic existentialism of [[Jean-Paul Sartre]]. His works include "The Mystery of Being" (1951) and "Being and Having" (1965).
  
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Gabriel Marcel (born Paris 1889; died Paris, 1973) was a French philosopher and playwright. Although he is often seen as an existentialist, he preferred to call his philosophy "neo-Socrateanism" to distinguish it from the atheistic existnetialism of [[Jean-Paul Sartre]]. His works include "The Mystery of Being" (1951) and "Being and Having" (1965).
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Latest revision as of 18:48, October 4, 2019

Gabriel Marcel (1889–1973) was a French philosopher and playwright. Although he is often seen as an existentialist, he preferred to call his philosophy "neo-Socrateanism" to distinguish it from the atheistic existentialism of Jean-Paul Sartre. His works include "The Mystery of Being" (1951) and "Being and Having" (1965).

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