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  • ► École pratique des hautes études faculty‎ (123 P)



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  • ► Paris Descartes University faculty‎ (5 P)





  • ► Paris-Sud 11 University faculty‎ (35 P)








Pages in category "University of Paris faculty"


The following 200 pages are in this category, out of approximately 648 total. This list may not reflect recent changes (learn more).

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  • Raouf Abbas

  • Miguel Abensour

  • Charles François d'Abra de Raconis

  • Émile Achard

  • Nicolas-Philibert Adelon

  • Albert Aftalion

  • Sadykh bey Aghabeyov

  • Michel Aglietta

  • Ishfaq Ahmad

  • Helene Ahrweiler

  • Pierre d'Ailly

  • Albert of Saxony (philosopher)

  • Albertus Magnus

  • Peter S. Albin

  • Noël Alexandre

  • Jacques Almain

  • Ferdinand Alquié

  • Jean-Jacques Ampère

  • Sarath Amunugama

  • Mads Andenæs

  • Alexander Anderson (mathematician)

  • Gabriel Andral

  • Publio Fausto Andrelini

  • Paul Émile Appell

  • Mohammed Arkoun

  • Vladimir Arnold

  • Michel Arrivé

  • Gwenaëlle Aubry

  • Louis M. Aucoin

  • Stéphane Audeguy

  • François Victor Alphonse Aulard

  • Petrus Aureolus

  • Laurence Auzière-Jourdan




B



  • Jacques Babinet

  • Gaston Bachelard

  • Jacques Bacot

  • Alain Badiou

  • Georges Balandier

  • Nalini Balbir

  • Hieronymus Balbus

  • Étienne Balibar

  • Pierre de Bar

  • Maurice Bardèche

  • Eric Wollencott Barnes

  • Jonathan Barnes

  • Joseph Barthélemy

  • Victor Basch

  • Marianne Bastid-Bruguière

  • Dawn-Michelle Baude

  • Alain Bauer

  • Jean Bayet

  • Jules-Auguste Béclard

  • Vanilla Beer

  • Jules Béhier

  • Tahar Bekri

  • Alexandre Beljame

  • Gérard Ben Arous

  • Latifa Ben Mansour

  • Daniel Bennequin

  • Eugène Benoist

  • Fethi Benslama

  • Auguste Bérard

  • François-Joseph Bérardier de Bataut

  • Jean-Paul Béraudo

  • Alain Bergala

  • Claude Bernard

  • Paul Bert

  • Jean-Michel Berthelot

  • Petrus Bertius

  • Jean Bertoin

  • Jean Bessière

  • Charles Bettelheim

  • Soledad Bianchi

  • Jacques Bidet

  • Louis Blaringhem

  • Marc Bloch

  • Charles Bocquet

  • Henri Théophile Bocquillon

  • Boetius of Dacia

  • Christian de Boissieu

  • Gustave Boissonade

  • Alphonse Boistel

  • Jacques Bompaire

  • Edmond Bonan

  • Bonaventure

  • Boniface of Brussels

  • Pierre Ossian Bonnet

  • Gaston Bonnier

  • Marc H. Bornstein

  • Nérée Boubée

  • Boudewijn Bouckaert

  • Raymond Boudon

  • Jeannette Bougrab

  • Cardinal de Bouillon

  • Pierre Bourdieu

  • Émile Bourgeois

  • Jean-Pierre Bourguignon

  • Émile Boutroux

  • Jacques Bouveresse

  • Robert Boyce

  • Frédéric Bozo

  • Rémi Brague

  • André Brahic

  • Kazimierz Brandys

  • Fernand Braudel

  • Émile Bréhier

  • John Brenkman

  • Haïm Brezis

  • Léon Brillouin

  • Dominique Briquel

  • Charles-François Brisseau de Mirbel

  • Radulphus Brito

  • Françoise Brochard-Wyart

  • Louis de Broglie

  • Gérald Bronner

  • Christine Brooke-Rose

  • Louis-Ovide Brunet

  • Léon Brunschvicg

  • George Buchanan

  • Christine Buci-Glucksmann

  • Katia Buffetrille

  • Jean Buridan

  • Walter Burley

  • Charles Butterworth (philosopher)




C



  • Philippe Cadène

  • Claude Cahen

  • André Cailleux

  • André Caquot

  • Jean Carbonnier

  • Jérôme Carcopino

  • Paul Carnot

  • Pierre Caroli

  • Alain Carpentier

  • Pierre Cassou-Noguès

  • Pierre-Georges Castex

  • Yvette Cauchois

  • Alberto Cavallari

  • Louis Cazamian

  • Robert Céneau

  • Jean Cerf

  • Raphaël Cerf

  • César-Egasse du Boulay

  • Anthony Champney

  • André Chantemesse

  • Roger Chartier

  • Michel Chasles

  • André Chastagnol

  • Gilles Châtelet

  • Subhasis Chaudhuri

  • Pierre Chaunu

  • Jean Chazy

  • Alain Chenciner

  • Claude Chevalley

  • Michel Chion

  • Françoise Choay

  • François Chopart

  • Yvonne Choquet-Bruhat

  • Gustave Choquet

  • Claude-Henri Chouard

  • Michael L. Chyet

  • Hélène Cixous

  • Lygia Clark

  • Annie Cohen-Solal

  • Maxime Collignon

  • Georges Colomb

  • André Comte-Sponville

  • Maryse Condé

  • Conrad II (bishop of Hildesheim)

  • Philippe Contamine

  • Nicolas Cop

  • Mireille Corbier

  • Henry Corbin

  • Nicolas Cornet

  • Victor André Cornil

  • Edmond Couchot

  • Claude Couffon

  • Victor Cousin

  • Denis Crouzet

  • François Crouzet

  • Oscar Cullmann

  • Marie Curie

  • Pierre Curie




D



  • Jean Philibert Damiron

  • Arsène Darmesteter

  • Georges Darmois

  • Albert Dastre

  • Raymond Daudel

  • René David

  • Thomas Dease

  • Olivier Debarre

  • Charles Dédéyan

  • Daniel Defert

  • Victor Delbos

  • Achille Ernest Oscar Joseph Delesse

  • Gilles Deleuze

  • Christine Delphy

  • Pierre Demargne

  • Jacques Claude Demogeot

  • Jacques Derrida

  • Paul-Quentin Desains



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