From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Théophile Funck-Brentano (21 August 1830 – 23 January 1906) was a Luxembourgian-French sociologist. He was the son of Jacques Funck, a notary in Luxembourg City that lived with Charles Metz, who was witness to Funck-Bretano's birth.[1] He was the father of Frantz Funck-Brentano. [edit]Literary works

Les sciences humaines, 1868 La pensée exacte en philosophie, 1869 La civilisation et ses lois, 1876 La politique, 1897 Les sophistes français, 1905 [edit]Footnotes

^ Mersch, Jules (1963). "Les Metz: la Dynastie du Fer". In Mersch, Jules. Biographie nationale du pays de Luxembourg. Luxembourg City: Victor Buck. p. 430. Retrieved 24 August 2009.

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Professeur à l'école des sciences politiques, fonda le collège libre des sciences morales 1895. "Les Sciences humaines: la philosophie" 1868, "La Pensée exacte en philosophie" 1869, "La Civilisation et ses lois" 1876, "Précis du droit des gens" 1877, "Les Sophistes grecs et les Sophistes anglais contemporains" 1879, "Les Sophistes allemands et les Nihilistes russes" 1887, "La Politique" 1892, "La Science sociale; morale politique" 1897, "Les Sophistes français et la révolution européenne" 1905.

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