3020:. Polomé and Miller saw the criticism of Dumézil as an expression of political correctness and Marxist ideology, and questioned the scholarly credentials of the critics. Dumézil himself responded vigorously to these accusations, pointing out that he had never been a member of a Fascist organization, never been sympathetic to Fascist ideology, and that the ancient Indo-European hierarchical social structure never appealed to him. In order to clarify his political position, he declared to Éribon in 1987: "the principle, not simply monarchical, but dynastic, which protects the highest office of the State from caprices and ambitions, seemed to me, and still seems to me, preferable to the generalized election in which we have been living since
4419:, p. 123. "Dumézil's won him virtually universal admiration. scholar of extraordinary abilities and erudition... Among his other gifts, he was master of countless languages: virtually all the Indo-European family, including some of its more obscure members (Armenian, Ossetic), as well as most of the Caucasian languages, one of which (Oubykh) he saved from extinction, and a few outliers like Quechua, which he seems to have acquired simply for fun. His oeuvre spanned six decades and includes more than fifty books, all of which are marked by extraordinary lucidity, ingenuity, rigor, and intelligence. His accomplishments have won wide acclaim among philologians, historians of religions, and anthropologists."
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1224:, in wider Indo-European mythology. Through several influential works of his friend Wikander, Dumézil came to doubt the universalist theories of Durkheim and Lévi-Strauss, and thus contended that the trinfuctional structure of Indo-European society was a distinct characteristic of the Indo-Europeans. Dumézil had studied the
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In the 1980–1990s, Dumézil came under heavy criticism from certain scholars, particularly left-wing historians, who accused Dumézil of being a crypto-Fascist and a neo-traditionalist, by implicitly defending in his scholarly writings the restoration of a traditional hierarchical order in Europe (e.g.
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and comparative mythology in the latter parth of the 20th century. He was generally regarded as the world's foremost expert on the comparative study of Indo-European mythology. From the late 1960s towards the end of his life, Dumézil's research came to be widely celebrated in the United States, where
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In Dumézil's trifunctional model, the priests were responsible for the "maintenance of cosmic and juridical sovereignty", while warriors were tasked with the "exercise of physical prowess", and the commoners were responsible for "the promotion of physical well-being, fertility, wealth, and so on". In
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notably argued that the gods of the
Mitanni were distinctly Indo-Aryan rather than Indo-Iranian, and that Dumézil's reconstruction of Indo-Iranian religion was thus mistaken. Dumézil responded vigorously to such criticism, while also continuously refining his theories. Most notably, Dumézil modified
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in 1949, where he until 1968 was Chair of Indo-European
Civilization. This position was specifically created for him. In the 1950s and 1960s, Dumézil's theories gained increasing acceptance among scholars. The spread of Dumézil's theories was greatly aided by support he received from friends such as
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in high regard, he steadfastly opposed Nazism and voiced as a journalist his opposition to the growing danger posed by German nationalism. However, Dumézil never joined Action Française, contending that "too many things separated from them. The credo of the Action Française was a block: it forbade
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on 11 October 1986. He had deliberately refrained from writing a memoir, believing that the legacy of his work should stand on its scholarly merits alone. However, shortly before his death, Dumézil made a series of in-depth interviews with his defender Eribon, which were subsequently published in
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In his research on the social structure of ancient Indo-Iranians, Dumézil was greatly aided by
Benveniste, who had earlier been critical of Dumézil's theories. During his early years at EPHE, Dumézil modified many his theories. Most importantly, he increasingly shifted his focus from linguistic
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1106:(1940). In this work, Dumézil suggested that the Indo-Iranian gods Mitra and Varuna represented juridical and religious sovereignty respectively, and that these functions were relics of an earlier Indo-European tradition also manifested in Roman and Norse mythology. In works such as
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568:(who had influenced Bréal) had conducted notable work on comparative mythology, but their theories had since been found to be mostly untenable. Dumézil became determined to restore the field of comparative mythology from its contemporary discredit.
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Some critics, particularly adherents of Lévi-Strauss, contended that the mythological and social structures Dumézil identified with Indo-Europeans were not distinctly Indo-European, but rather characteristic of all humanity. Among those were
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Dumézil retired from teaching in 1968, but nevertheless continued a vigorous program of research and writing which continued until his death. He would eventually become proficient in more than 40 languages, including all branches of the
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3065:(1987). This book remains the closest Dumézil ever came to writing a memoir. Upon his death, Dumézil left a number of unfishined works on Indo-European mythology, some of which were subsequently edited by his friends and published.
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was derived from an earlier pantheon shared by all Indo-Iranians, and that the main deities in the Indo-Iranian pantheon represented the three functions of Indo-European society. According to Dumézil, it was only during the rise of
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Istanbul would be of enormous importance to his future research, and he would later consider his years in Istanbul as the happiest of his life. In 1930, Dumézil published his important
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many of his works on Indo-European mythology were translated into
English and published. Additional works inspired by Dumézil's theories were also published in the United States by scholars such as
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Germanic religion. His research on Germanic religion was greatly influenced by the renowned Dutch philologist
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movement. Though some have accused Dumézil of being in sympathy with Action Française, this has been denied by Dumézil, who was never a member of the organization.
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in 1975. His election to Académie Française was sponsored by Lévi-Strauss, who gave him the welcoming address. Dumézil was also an
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Bonaparte. The example of the monarchies of the North (of Europe) confirmed to me this feeling. Of course, the formula is not applicable in France."
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figures prominently in several of his later works on Germanic religion. At this time Dumézil joined the
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Mitra-Varuna: Essai sur deux representations indo-europennes de la souverainete
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Mitra-Varuna: Essai sur deux representations indo-europennes de la souverainete
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Decayed Gods: Origin and Development of Georges Dumézil's Idéologie Tripartie
5398:
5260:
5041:
1232:, and contended that trifunctionalism was not prevalent among those peoples.
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5148:
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Accusations of Fascist sympathies continued after Dumézil's death. Eribon's
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1617:
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832:
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431:
262:
89:
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Fellows of the Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland
5156:
1040:
681:
5648:
3841:
Mitra-Varuna: An Essay on Two Indo-European Representations of Sovereignty
3578:(in French). Translated by Dumézil, Georges. Paris: Institut d'ethnologie.
2946:
has argued that Dumézil "maintained a cautiously ambiguous relation" with
2910:). Many of these critics pointed out that Dumézil's lifelong close friend
1200:
of all time. Notable works published by Dumézil in the late 1940s include
772:
would form part of the works Dumézil referred to as his "Ambrosia cycle".
3873:
Archaic Roman Religion: With an Appendix on the Religion of the Etruscans
3864:
Le Roman des jumeaux et autres essais: vingt-cinq esquisses de mythologie
2704:
1773:
1551:
1515:
1076:
827:. Through Wikander and Widengren, Dumézil further became acquainted with
685:
618:
religion. Dumézil's early writings were also inspired by the research of
522:
4850:
4820:
3892:. Translated by Wing, Betsy. Baltimore: Johns Hopkins University Press.
3603:
Les dieux des Germains: Essai sur la formation de la religion scandinave
571:
Dumézil lectured at Lycee de Beauvais in 1920, and taught French at the
521:
and the grandfather of one of Dumézil's friends, Dumézil came to master
5213:
5183:
4755:
4725:
3717:. Translated by Hiltebeitel, Alf. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
3668:. Translated by Hiltebeitel, Alf. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
3351:
Le problème des Centaures: Etude de mythologie comparée indo-européenne
3077:
2950:
figures like de Benoist and Haudry, "both of whom courted him avidly".
1624:
1217:
1159:
843:
Dumézil returned to France in 1933, where he through the assistance of
689:
494:
and Marguerite Dutier. His father was a highly educated general in the
490:
Georges Dumézil was born in Paris, France, on 4 March 1898, the son of
17:
5184:"Georges Dumézil and the Trifunctional Approach to Roman Civilization"
4089:
4087:
1284:(1953), and several works on Roman, Celtic and Germanic religion. His
1280:(1956). Other notable works published by Dumézil in the 1950s include
3843:. Translated by Coltman, Derek (2nd ed.). New York: Zone Books.
3695:. Translated by Coltman, Derek. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
3396:
Introduction a la grammaire comparee des langues caucasiennes du nord
3057:
1088:
1028:
968:
800:
sources, Dumézil suggested that ancient Indo-Iranians, including the
781:
157:
5205:
3686:(in French) (2nd ed.). Paris: Presses Universitaires de France.
3655:. Translated by Krapp, Philip. Chicago: University of Chicago Press.
3340:
Le festin d'immortalité: Etude de mythologie comparee indo-europenne
1008:
3823:
Apollon sonore et autres essais: vingt-cinq esquisses de mythologie
3724:
Fêtes romaines d'été et d'automne suivies de Dix questions romaines
1146:
and Greek mythology played less conspicuous roles in his research.
1142:
and society would constitute the main focus of Dumézil's research.
3031:
2877:
2649:
1295:
1173:
1158:
material. In this work, Dumézil suggests that the pantheon of the
1050:
1036:
1032:
1024:
963:, where he advocated an alliance between France and Italy against
876:
680:
637:
Dumézil's PhD thesis was highly praised by Meillet, who requested
510:
5135:"Georges Dumézil: Theories, Critiques and Theoretical Extensions"
3617:
Documents anatoliens sur les langues et les traditions du Caucase
5582:
Structuralism in Myth: Lévi-Strauss, Barthes, Dumézil, and Propp
4074:
4072:
4070:
4068:
4066:
4064:
4062:
4060:
4058:
4056:
3880:
3441:
Mythes et dieux des Germains: Essai d'interpretation comparative
2886:
1016:
1012:
716:. During his years in Istanbul, Dumézil acquired proficiency in
580:
5707:
1188:
In the years immediately after World War II, Dumézil recruited
1063:. During World War II, Dumézil conducted pioneering studies on
3637:(in French). Translated by Dumézil, Georges. Paris: Gallimard.
3387:Études comparatives sur les langues caucasiennes du nord-ouest
946:
examined the existence of a distinct priestly class among the
4987:
Death, War, and Sacrifice: Studies in Ideology & Practice
3760:
Mariages indo-européennes, suivi de Quinze questions romaines
1367:
of the College de France in 1969, and became a Member of the
1134:
From the late 1940s onwards, the comparative study of Vedic,
430:(4 March 1898 – 11 October 1986) was a French
5490:
Twentieth Century Mythologies: Dumézil, Lévi-Strauss, Eliade
4776:
Aryan Idols: Indo-European Mythology as Ideology and Science
4260:
4258:
3769:
Camillus: A Study of Indo-European Religion as Roman History
3414:
Ouranos-Varuna: Etude de mythologie comparée indo-européenne
3369:
Légendes sur les Nartes: suivies de cinq notes mythologiques
2970:
in the early 1930s as a member of the Portique lodge of the
1389:
Royal Anthropological Institute of Great Britain and Ireland
5231:(1994). "Introduction to a Discussion to Georges Dumézil".
4439:
4437:
4435:
4433:
4431:
4429:
4427:
4425:
4289:
4287:
4285:
4123:
4121:
4119:
2922:, and that his work had been influential on members of the
1007:, these functions were according to Dumézil represented by
815:. Here he became acquainted with the influential professor
6065:
Members of the Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres
4904:
L'oubli de l'homme et l'honneur des dieux et autres essais
4152:
4150:
4148:
4106:
4104:
4102:
3558:
Aspects de la fonction guerriere chez les Indo-Européennes
3245:
Royal Academy of Science, Letters and Fine Arts of Belgium
1377:
Royal Academy of Science, Letters and Fine Arts of Belgium
847:, a friend of Meillet, was able to gain a position at the
5960:
Corresponding Members of the Austrian Academy of Sciences
4466:
4464:
4376:
4374:
3319:
Le crime des Lemniennes: rites et légendes du monde Égéen
4245:
4243:
4218:
4216:
3787:
La courtisane et les seigneurs colores, et autres essais
1278:
Aspects de la fonction guerrière chez les Indo-Européens
1220:
and his Indo-European counterparts, such the Norse god
808:, with whom Dumézil entered a fruitful correspondence.
5975:
Academic staff of the École pratique des hautes études
4404:
4093:
4043:
4041:
4039:
4037:
4035:
4033:
4031:
4029:
4027:
4025:
4023:
4021:
4019:
4017:
4015:
3016:, Dean A. Miller, Udo Strutynski, and most notably by
3005:" values. Momigliano had himself been a member of the
552:, who gave him a rigorous introduction in Iranian and
5015:
Theorizing Myth: Narrative, Ideology, and Scholarship
4013:
4011:
4009:
4007:
4005:
4003:
4001:
3999:
3997:
3995:
3605:(in French). Paris: Presses Universitaires de France.
3560:(in French). Paris: Presses Universitaires de France.
3542:(in French). Paris: Presses Universitaires de France.
1181:, where Dumézil from 1949 to 1968 served as Chair of
1027:, while in Vedic mythology, they were represented by
906:
evidence to evidence from ancient social structures.
6095:
Recipients of the Croix de Guerre 1914–1918 (France)
5108:
The Edinburgh Encyclopedia of Continental Philosophy
3626:
Notes sur le parler d'un Armenien musulman de Hemsin
926:. Notable works of Dumézil from this period include
4800:"A Detailed Look at Stefan Arvidsson's Aryan Idols"
3982:
3980:
3978:
3976:
3974:
3972:
3970:
3968:
3966:
3964:
3677:(in French). Paris: Press universitaires de France.
466:. Dumézil is well known for his formulation of the
353:
343:
332:
318:
292:
271:
255:
250:
189:
179:
169:
156:
140:
135:
123:
104:
85:
69:
50:
34:
5431:Burgess, Patricia, ed. (1986). "Georges Dumézil".
4835:School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences
2897:, and accused Dumézil of conspiring to undermine "
1356:. Many of these scholars were associated with the
5615:Journal of Indo-European Studies Monograph Series
5377:Journal of Indo-European Studies Monograph Series
5344:International Journal of Moral and Social Studies
4679:
4481:
4479:
3875:. Baltimore, MD: Johns Hopkins University Press.
1248:. Dumézil was however also criticized by certain
4821:"Science et politique. Réponse à Carlo Ginzburg"
910:who influenced Dumézil in this approach include
732:, on which he published a number of influential
708:From 1925 to 1931, Dumézil was Professor of the
5950:Commandeurs of the Ordre des Palmes Académiques
3088:") of the concept of Indo-European mythology .
2942:) being seen as superior to all other peoples.
5462:L'œuvre de Georges Dumézil: Catalogue Raisonné
3890:The Riddle of Nostradamus: A Critical Dialogue
3405:Recherches comparatives sur le verbe caucasien
2413:National Centre of Independents & Peasants
2053:Memoirs Illustrating the History of Jacobinism
897:was characterized by an ideology in which the
6125:University of California, Los Angeles faculty
5719:
4608:
4167:
4165:
4127:
3477:Naissance de Rome: Jupiter, Mars, Quirinus II
2859:
2103:An Essay on the Inequality of the Human Races
1316:). Dumézil is credited with having saved the
1216:(1949). The latter work examined the role of
1171:became the chief deity in Iranian mythology.
736:. Dumézil developed a strong interest in the
8:
3628:(in French). Brussels: Palais des Academies.
3611:, three volumes, Gallimard (Paris), 1968–73.
2798:
2627:
2608:
2599:
2590:
2581:
2565:
2551:
2537:
2515:
1734:
1707:
1670:
1634:
1615:
1566:
1542:
1504:
811:From 1931 to 1933, Dumézil taught French at
27:French philologist and historian (1898–1986)
4984:(1991). "Shaping the Past and the Future".
4731:Journal of the American Academy of Religion
3816:. Berkeley: University of California Press.
3798:. Berkeley: University of California Press.
3708:. Berkeley: University of California Press.
3239:Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres
3009:in the 1930s, but was not open about this.
1369:Académie des Inscriptions et Belles-Lettres
1264:In 1955, Dumézil spent several months as a
979:Formulation of the trifunctional hypothesis
6135:Academic staff of the University of Warsaw
6055:Linguists of Northwest Caucasian languages
5726:
5712:
5704:
5321:. 16 October 1986. p. 22 – via
4553:
4549:
3693:From Myth to Fiction: The Saga of Hadingus
3585:L'ideologie tripartie des Indo-Européennes
3569:(in French). Brussels: Collection Latomus.
2885:charged Dumézil with having "sympathy for
2866:
2852:
1456:
513:at an early age. Through the influence of
42:
31:
4726:"Aryan Mythology As Science and Ideology"
4667:
4651:
4647:
4635:
4537:
4501:
4497:
4470:
4443:
4392:
4365:
4353:
4329:
4305:
4293:
4276:
4195:
4183:
4156:
4110:
4078:
3805:L'Oubli de l'homme et l'honneur des dieux
3733:Les dieux souverains des indo-européennes
3421:——; Charmet, Raymond (1935).
3044:. Dumézil's research, along with that of
748:. During this time he also published his
6130:Academic staff of the University of Lima
6110:Scholars of Greek mythology and religion
6005:French military personnel of World War I
4565:
1410:. The much awaited third edition of his
1286:L'Idéologie tripartie des Indo-Européens
778:La préhistoire indo-iranienne des castes
6080:Members of the Royal Academy of Belgium
5985:Freemasons of the Grand Lodge of France
5955:Academic staff of the Collège de France
5935:20th-century French non-fiction writers
5696:Academie Française biography of Dumézil
4959:Clues, Myths, and the Historical Method
4655:
4631:
4627:
4623:
4612:
4604:
4577:
4525:
4513:
4485:
4455:
4416:
4380:
4341:
4317:
4234:
4207:
4171:
4139:
4047:
3960:
3753:(in French). Paris: Institut de France.
3416:(in French). Paris: Adrien-Maisonneuve.
3389:(in French). Paris: Adrien-Maisonneuve.
1468:
1414:was published in 1977. He received the
1303:, to which Dumézil was elected in 1975.
1091:, Turkey, where he remained during the
752:(1929), which examined similarities in
598:, the thesis examined ritual drinks in
505:and Lycée de Tarbes. He came to master
5286:Scott, Paula Pyzik (5 November 2003).
4592:
4264:
4249:
4222:
3506:(in French). Paris: G. P. Maisonneuve.
2528:(formerly known as: Club de l'Horloge)
1130:Expanding the trifunctional hypothesis
6035:Academic staff of Istanbul University
5655:University of California, Los Angeles
5360:"Hinduism, structuralism and Dumézil"
5099:"Gods, Myths And Structures: Dumézil"
4581:
3986:
3780:(in French). Paris: Pandora Editions.
3699:Du myth au roman: La saga de Hadingus
3675:Du myth au roman: La saga de Hadingus
3056:Dumézil died in Paris from a massive
2808:Social thinking of Arthur de Gobineau
1358:University of California, Los Angeles
819:and the latter's favourite students,
756:and Indo-Iranian. It was inspired by
525:, and developed a strong interest in
7:
6140:Academic staff of Uppsala University
6050:Linguists of Indo-European languages
5610:Indo-European Religion After Dumézil
4826:Annales. Histoire, Sciences Sociales
692:. Dumézil was greatly interested in
2966:." Furthermore, Dumézil joined the
2568:Union Nationale Inter-universitaire
1453:Criticism of political affiliations
938:examined similarities in Greek and
870:and gained a deep understanding of
6075:Members of the Royal Irish Academy
3567:Déesses latines et mythes védiques
2962:and believing in the innocence of
1230:indigenous peoples of the Americas
881:Depiction of ancient rituals on a
700:, and its relationship with wider
25:
6070:Members of the Académie Française
5579:Segal, Robert Allan, ed. (2006).
3111:, Edgar C. Polomé, Jaan Puvhvel,
2450:French Agrarian and Peasant Party
6105:Scholars of comparative religion
6085:Officers of the Legion of Honour
5288:"Georges (Edmond Raoul) Dumezil"
5266:Journal of Indo-European Studies
3587:(in French). Collection Latomus.
3551:(in French). Paris: Klincksieck.
3522:L'heritage indo-europenne a Rome
2833:
2821:
1478:
1075:. He was subsequently posted at
849:École pratique des hautes études
728:. This enabled him to study the
456:École pratique des hautes études
305:École pratique des hautes études
5970:École Normale Supérieure alumni
3742:Romans de Scythie et d'alentour
3549:Rituels indo-européennes a Rome
3533:(in French). G. P. Maisonneuve.
3063:Entretiens avec Georges Dumézil
2533:Initiative and Liberty Movement
1210:L'Héritage Indo-Européen à Rome
6030:Expatriate academics in Turkey
5619:Institute for the Study of Man
5562:University of California Press
5381:Institute for the Study of Man
5239:University of California Press
4964:Johns Hopkins University Press
3866:(in French). Paris: Gallimard.
3834:(in French). Paris: Gallimard.
3825:(in French). Paris: Gallimard.
3807:(in French). Paris: Gallimard.
3789:(in French). Paris: Gallimard.
3735:(in French). Paris: Gallimard.
3726:(in French). Paris: Gallimard.
3576:Contes et legendes des Oubykhs
3524:(in French). Paris: Gallimard.
3515:(in French). Paris: Gallimard.
3497:(in French). Paris: Gallimard.
3488:(in French). Paris: Gallimard.
3479:(in French). Paris: Gallimard.
3470:(in French). Paris: Gallimard.
3461:(in French). Paris: Gallimard.
3452:(in French). Paris: Gallimard.
3322:(in French). Paris: Geuthner.
1379:, Corresponding Member of the
1079:as a liaison officer with the
1:
6010:French people of World War II
5995:French historians of religion
5234:Studies on Modern Scholarship
4880:Entretiens avec Didier Eribon
3832:Entretiens avec Didier Eribon
3659:La religion romaine archaique
3644:La religion romaine archaique
3540:Les dieux des Indo-Europennes
3407:(in French). Paris: Champion.
3398:(in French). Paris: Champion.
3380:(in French). Paris: Champion.
3371:(in French). Paris: Champion.
780:. Drawing upon evidence from
724:, and many non-Indo-European
472:Proto-Indo-European mythology
323:Proto-Indo-European mythology
6155:Zoroastrian studies scholars
6150:Writers on Germanic paganism
6025:French expatriates in Turkey
5688:Overview of Dumézil's career
5075:. Vol. 4 (2 ed.).
3706:Gods of the Ancient Northmen
3633:——, ed. (1965).
3619:(in French). A. Maisonneuve.
3596:(in French). A. Maisonneuve.
3574:——, ed. (1957).
3251:Austrian Academy of Sciences
3220:Ordre des Palmes académiques
3048:, formed a basis for modern
2495:Union for a Popular Movement
2143:The Future of Intelligentsia
1381:Austrian Academy of Sciences
1083:. Through the assistance of
989:Mythes et dieux des Germains
630:, leader of the nationalist
626:. Gaxotte was a follower of
428:Georges Edmond Raoul Dumézil
6060:Lycée Louis-le-Grand alumni
5806:Pierre Jean Georges Cabanis
5798:Claude-Carloman de Rulhière
5517:"Hommage à Georges Dumézil"
5069:. In Jones, Lindsay (ed.).
5020:University of Chicago Press
4992:University of Chicago Press
4781:University of Chicago Press
3684:Heur et malheur de guerrier
3443:(in French). Paris: Leroux.
1399:. He was an Officer of the
1235:Dumézil was elected to the
1150:(1945) is his sole book on
991:(1939), Dumézil found that
895:Proto-Indo-European society
889:in southern Sweden. In his
594:. Inspired by the works of
442:scholar who specialized in
6176:
6115:Historians of ancient Rome
6090:Old Norse studies scholars
5790:Nicolas Thyrel de Boismont
5406:Belier, Wouter W. (1991).
4405:The Times. 16 October 1986
4094:The Times. 16 October 1986
3762:(in French). Paris: Payot.
3744:(in French). Paris: Payot.
3666:The Destiny of the Warrior
3646:(in French). Paris: Payot.
3296:Prix mondial Cino Del Duca
3129:Jacques Duchesne-Guillemin
2914:had been the secretary of
2889:culture" for his works on
2433:VIA, the Way of the People
2173:The Tears of the White Man
2063:The Genius of Christianity
1416:Prix mondial Cino Del Duca
1242:Jacques Duchesne-Guillemin
1183:Indo-European Civilization
1047:Career during World War II
967:. Dumézil's opposition to
586:Dumézil gained his PhD in
6160:20th-century philologists
6015:Germanic studies scholars
5744:
4843:10.3406/ahess.1985.283216
4819:Dumézil, Georges (1985).
4609:Dumézil & Eribon 1987
4128:Dumézil & Eribon 1987
3796:The Stakes of the Warrior
3607:translation published in
3214:Croix de Guerre 1914-1918
3193:for a work of philology.
2554:Nouvelle Action Royaliste
1387:, Honorary Fellow of the
1383:, Honorary Member of the
1228:and mythology of several
893:, Dumézil suggested that
770:Le problème des centaures
750:Le problème des centaures
726:languages of the Caucasus
558:Franz Felix Adalbert Kuhn
554:Indo-European linguistics
492:Jean Anatole Jean Dumézil
421:
131:
116:(after 1925)
41:
5965:Comparative mythologists
5870:Marie-Jean-Lucien Lacaze
5814:Antoine Destutt de Tracy
5372:Miscellanea Indo-Europea
5072:Encyclopedia of Religion
4504:, pp. 2, 241–3, 306
3814:The Plight of a Sorceror
3125:François-Xavier Dillmann
3038:Indo-European migrations
2630:Service d'Action Civique
2043:Considerations on France
1606:Catholic social teaching
1460:This article is part of
997:trifunctional hypothesis
891:trifunctional hypothesis
590:in 1924 with the thesis
535:École normale supérieure
486:Early life and education
468:trifunctional hypothesis
450:. He was a professor at
348:Trifunctional hypothesis
148:École normale supérieure
5945:Celtic studies scholars
5077:Macmillan Reference USA
4931:Faut-il brûler Dumézil?
4804:Slavic Cultural Studies
4798:Carlson, Maria (2008).
4748:10.1093/jaarel/67.2.327
4740:Oxford University Press
3888:—— (1999).
3871:—— (1996).
3862:—— (1994).
3839:—— (1988).
3830:—— (1987).
3821:—— (1987).
3812:—— (1986).
3803:—— (1986).
3794:—— (1983).
3785:—— (1983).
3776:—— (1981).
3767:—— (1980).
3758:—— (1979).
3749:—— (1979).
3740:—— (1978).
3731:—— (1977).
3722:—— (1975).
3713:—— (1974).
3704:—— (1973).
3691:—— (1973).
3682:—— (1970).
3673:—— (1970).
3664:—— (1970).
3651:—— (1970).
3642:—— (1966).
3624:—— (1964).
3615:—— (1960).
3601:—— (1959).
3592:—— (1959).
3583:—— (1958).
3565:—— (1956).
3556:—— (1956).
3547:—— (1954).
3538:—— (1952).
3529:—— (1949).
3520:—— (1949).
3511:—— (1948).
3502:—— (1948).
3493:—— (1947).
3484:—— (1945).
3475:—— (1944).
3466:—— (1943).
3457:—— (1942).
3448:—— (1941).
3439:—— (1939).
3430:—— (1937).
3412:—— (1934).
3403:—— (1933).
3394:—— (1933).
3385:—— (1932).
3376:—— (1931).
3367:—— (1930).
3348:—— (1929).
3337:—— (1924).
3316:—— (1924).
3070:Faut-il brûler Dumézil?
3040:in accordance with the
2828:Conservatism portal
2618:Independent Republicans
2465:Independent Republicans
2163:Violence and the Sacred
2083:St Petersburg Dialogues
1310:Indo-European languages
1148:Naissance des archanges
1108:Jupiter, Mars, Quirinus
766:Le crime des Lemniennes
762:Le festin d'immortalité
702:Indo-European mythology
592:Le festin d'immortalité
533:. He began studying at
527:Indo-European mythology
517:, who was a student of
444:comparative linguistics
163:Le festin d'immortalité
5940:20th-century linguists
5157:10.1006/reli.1999.0239
5079:. pp. 2518–2520.
4806:. University of Kansas
4702:"Prix Georges Dumézil"
3949:Martin Litchfield West
3653:Archaic Roman Religion
3459:Horace et les Curiaces
3105:Gabriel Turville-Petre
3053:
3007:National Fascist Party
2902:
2895:Indo-European religion
2799:
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2609:
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2591:
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2525:Carrefour de l'Horloge
2516:
2480:Rally for the Republic
2408:Future with Confidence
1735:
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1567:
1543:
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1471:Conservatism in France
1304:
1214:Le Troisième souverain
1185:
1112:Horace et les Curiaces
1068:
993:early Germanic society
902:
705:
537:(ENS) in 1916. During
462:, and a member of the
383:Gabriel Turville-Petre
6100:Linguists of Sanskrit
6045:Linguists from France
5457:Coutau-Bégarie, Hervé
4706:academie-francaise.fr
4680:academie-francaise.fr
4081:, pp. 2518–2520.
3914:Hector Munro Chadwick
3715:The Destiny of a King
3468:Servius et la fortune
3378:La langue des Oubykhs
3050:Indo-European studies
3035:
2985:during World War II.
2972:Grande Loge de France
2881:
2789:Immigrant criminality
2769:Clerical philosophers
2485:Republican Federation
2153:The Reign of Quantity
1844:Blanc de Saint-Bonnet
1759:Thermidorian Reaction
1717:Traditional authority
1521:Political Catholicism
1333:Indo-European studies
1320:from extinction. His
1299:
1177:
1116:Servius et la Fortune
1055:Marble statue of the
1054:
973:Grande Loge de France
880:
684:
480:Indo-European studies
284:Indo-European studies
279:Comparative mythology
5990:French Army officers
5587:Taylor & Francis
5441:. pp. 575–576.
5383:. pp. 241–260.
5293:Contemporary Authors
5241:. pp. 286–301.
5115:. pp. 558–568.
5047:Encyclopædia Iranica
4994:. pp. 231–243.
4966:. pp. 114–131.
4654:, pp. 353–354;
4630:, pp. 121–137;
4626:, pp. 231–243;
4607:, pp. 985–989;
4552:, pp. 312–330;
4344:, pp. XIII–XIV.
3184:Prix Georges Dumézil
2779:French–German enmity
2183:The Tyranny of Guilt
2093:Democracy in America
1796:Second French Empire
1545:Révolution nationale
1363:Dumézil was made an
948:Proto-Indo-Europeans
899:Proto-Indo-Europeans
853:Comparative Religion
817:Henrik Samuel Nyberg
710:History of Religions
645:, both followers of
588:comparative religion
573:University of Warsaw
503:Lycée Louis-le-Grand
6020:French Iranologists
6000:French philologists
5846:Marcellin Berthelot
5830:Jean-Baptiste Dumas
5782:Jean-François Boyer
5766:Jacques de Tourreil
5552:Littleton, C. Scott
5229:Momigliano, Arnoldo
5180:Momigliano, Arnoldo
5095:Littleton, C. Scott
5063:Littleton, C. Scott
4568:, pp. 114–131.
4395:, pp. 564–565.
4332:, pp. 563–564.
4320:, pp. 141–142.
4279:, pp. 560–561.
4267:, pp. 248–251.
4237:, pp. 131–134.
4198:, pp. 559–560.
4142:, pp. 126–127.
3939:Franz Rolf Schröder
3924:Dennis Howard Green
3284:Istanbul University
3269:University of Liège
3257:Royal Irish Academy
3121:Georges Charachidzé
2684:La Nation française
2460:Movement for France
2455:French Social Party
2275:Political positions
2265:Le Pen (Jean-Marie)
1894:Fustel de Coulanges
1786:Bourbon Restoration
1781:Second White Terror
1526:Christian democracy
1385:Royal Irish Academy
1252:, Iranologists and
1190:Claude Lévi-Strauss
746:Ossetians in Turkey
714:Istanbul University
620:James George Frazer
577:Sanskrit literature
452:Istanbul University
378:Claude Lévi-Strauss
300:Istanbul University
202:James George Frazer
136:Academic background
5735:Académie française
5495:Equinox Publishing
5485:Dubuiosson, Daniel
5313:"M George Dumézil"
5189:History and Theory
5103:Glendinning, Simon
5067:"DUMÈZIL, GEORGES"
5042:"DUMÉZIL, Georges"
4873:Dumézil, Georges;
4698:Académie Française
4556:, pp. 286–301
3929:Winfred P. Lehmann
3635:Le livre des heros
3279:Uppsala University
3274:University of Bern
3233:Académie Française
3197:Honours and awards
3150:, Dean A. Miller,
3054:
2995:Arnaldo Momigliano
2958:both appreciating
2924:European New Right
2903:
2774:European New Right
2698:Le Figaro Magazine
2663:Famille chrétienne
2540:La Manif pour tous
2193:The French Suicide
1819:Barbey d'Aurevilly
1769:Companions of Jehu
1764:First White Terror
1611:Counter-revolution
1495:French nationalism
1431:Michel Poniatowski
1408:Scythian mythology
1373:Académie Française
1365:Honorary Professor
1342:C. Scott Littleton
1305:
1301:Académie Française
1270:University of Lima
1266:visiting professor
1186:
1069:
912:Arthur Christensen
903:
813:Uppsala University
706:
698:Ossetian mythology
464:Académie Française
403:C. Scott Littleton
110:Madeleine Legrand
6040:Indo-Europeanists
5912:
5911:
5878:Jacques Chastenet
5774:Jean-Roland Malet
5750:Daniel de Priézac
5522:Collège de France
5040:(15 March 2010).
4771:Arvidsson, Stefan
4722:Arvidsson, Stefan
4595:, pp. 27–40.
3899:978-0-8018-6128-4
3855:— translation of
3850:978-0-942299-12-0
3697:— translation of
3657:— translation of
3329:978-2-7053-1071-4
3218:Commander of the
3042:Kurgan hypothesis
2876:
2875:
2840:France portal
2784:French Revolution
2743:Valeurs actuelles
2250:de La Tour du Pin
2123:What Is a Nation?
1754:War in the Vendée
1237:Collège de France
1179:Collège de France
1120:Naissance de Rome
916:James Darmesteter
883:Nordic Bronze Age
872:Chinese mythology
579:and the works of
460:Collège de France
440:religious studies
425:
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310:Collège de France
98:religious studies
16:(Redirected from
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5605:Polomé, Edgar C.
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5379:. Vol. 33.
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5257:Polomé, Edgar C.
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3207:Officier of the
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3176:Atsuhiko Yoshida
3160:Robert Schilling
3141:
3133:Daniel Dubuisson
3082:Stefan Arvidsson
3036:Animated map of
3028:Death and legacy
2980:collaborationist
2955:Benito Mussolini
2928:Alain de Benoist
2916:Action Française
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2518:Action Française
2490:Resistance Party
2475:Rally for France
2403:The Nationalists
2393:Debout la France
2240:de Chateaubriand
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1698:Social hierarchy
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1572:
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1457:
1427:Alain de Benoist
1425:figures such as
1093:Battle of France
887:The King's Grave
885:stone slab from
839:Return to France
806:Émile Benveniste
760:. Together with
758:Elard Hugo Meyer
632:Action Française
566:Elard Hugo Meyer
369:Émile Benveniste
237:Émile Benveniste
170:Doctoral advisor
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5513:Fussman, Gerard
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5439:St. James Press
5434:Annual Obituary
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5362:
5356:Allen, Nicholas
5354:
5340:Allen, Nicholas
5338:
5334:
5332:Further reading
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5302:
5300:
5285:
5261:"About Dumézil"
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5206:10.2307/2505078
5198:Wiley-Blackwell
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5131:Miller, Dean A.
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3180:Marija Gimbutas
3164:Bernard Sergent
3144:Lucien Gerschel
3135:
3046:Marija Gimbutas
3030:
3014:Edgar C. Polomé
3003:Judeo-Christian
2964:Captain Dreyfus
2948:Nouvelle Droite
2920:Charles Maurras
2899:Judeo-Christian
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1637:Noblesse oblige
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1507:Nouvelle Droite
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1447:Michel Foucault
1423:Nouvelle Droite
1401:Legion of Honor
1326:Mythe et epopee
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1140:Norse mythology
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1065:Roman mythology
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920:Hermann Güntert
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628:Charles Maurras
550:Antoine Meillet
543:Croix de Guerre
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4656:Carlson 2008
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4632:Lincoln 2010
4628:Lincoln 1999
4624:Lincoln 1991
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4605:Dumézil 1985
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293:Institutions
227:Jan de Vries
184:Michel Bréal
165: (1924)
162:
75:(1986-10-11)
61:4 March 1898
29:
5930:1986 deaths
5925:1898 births
5699:(in French)
5691:(in French)
5350:(1): 23–39.
5200:: 312–330.
4837:: 985–989.
4761:8 September
4742:: 327–354.
4708:(in French)
4658:, p. 8
4638:, p. 2
4593:Miller 2000
4265:Polomé 1999
4250:Eribon 1992
4223:Eribon 1992
3187: [
3136: [
3109:Werner Betz
3093:classicists
2983:Vichy State
2932:Jean Haudry
2801:Sinistrisme
2794:Remigration
2357:de Vaublanc
2327:de Polignac
2235:Cathelineau
2219:Politicians
1919:de Jouvenel
1914:Houellebecq
1909:de Gobineau
1744:Monarchiens
1661:Imperialism
1630:Meritocracy
1557:Bonapartism
1531:Integralism
1435:Jean Haudry
1338:Jaan Puhvel
1322:magnum opus
1258:Paul Thieme
1250:Indologists
1212:(1949) and
1169:Ahura Mazda
1156:Zoroastrian
1118:(1943) and
1073:French Army
930:(1934) and
829:Otto Höfler
764:(1924) and
667:anti-racism
651:Jean Jaurès
539:World War I
496:French Army
432:philologist
398:Jaan Puhvel
388:Werner Betz
363:Otto Höfler
339:(1968–1973)
232:Otto Höfler
90:Philologist
5919:Categories
5628:0941694518
5596:0815322607
5571:0520041038
5504:1845530217
5476:2717835482
5448:1558620133
5423:9004301518
5390:0941694712
5122:1579581528
5029:0226482022
4945:2080667092
4936:Flammarion
4917:2070703169
4894:2070323986
4790:0226028607
4582:Scott 2003
3987:Scott 2003
3955:References
3152:Alwyn Rees
3148:Emily Lyle
3097:Celticists
2445:Feuillants
2418:Reconquête
2362:de Villèle
2337:Retailleau
2203:Submission
2036:Literature
1999:de Rivarol
1984:Peyrefitte
1979:d'Ornellas
1954:de Maistre
1864:Brunetière
1839:de Benoist
1692:Patriotism
1666:Monarchism
1595:Principles
1562:Legitimism
1489:Ideologies
1445:, such as
1292:Retirement
1039:, and the
861:sinologist
740:and their
734:monographs
688:comb from
655:Dreyfusard
596:Ernst Kuhn
562:Max Müller
519:Franz Bopp
354:Influenced
256:Discipline
207:Ernst Kuhn
197:Max Müller
190:Influences
57:1898-03-04
5673:320183328
5637:0895-7258
5467:Economica
5399:0895-7258
5318:The Times
5279:206808390
5165:171034204
5151:: 27–40.
5149:Routledge
4908:Gallimard
4885:Gallimard
4859:162317036
4712:6 October
3360:320570351
2901:" values.
2716:(Defunct)
2691:Le Figaro
2255:de Gaulle
2230:de Bonald
2133:The Crowd
1974:d'Orcival
1849:de Bonald
1824:Bainville
1774:Muscadins
1749:Feuillant
1618:Dirigisme
1583:Sarkozysm
1576:Orléanism
1418:in 1984.
1254:Romanists
1226:languages
1222:Heimdallr
1165:Zoroaster
833:comitatus
802:Scythians
742:mythology
738:Ossetians
730:Nart saga
448:mythology
263:Philology
141:Education
5647:(1975).
5554:(1982).
5540:(1956).
5515:(1987).
5487:(2006).
5459:(1998).
5358:(1999).
5275:ProQuest
5259:(1999).
5140:Religion
5133:(2000).
5097:(1999).
5065:(2005).
5012:(1999).
4928:(1992).
4877:(1987).
4851:27583135
4773:(2006).
3908:See also
3881:96014884
3751:Discours
3086:Ragnarök
2891:Germanic
2705:Le Point
2677:La Croix
2656:Éléments
2623:Hussards
2332:Pompidou
2317:Poincaré
2307:Pécresse
2297:Maréchal
2292:MacMahon
2073:The Pope
2019:Veuillot
1939:Lemaître
1934:Lefebvre
1859:Bruckner
1687:Nativism
1552:Royalism
1516:Gaullism
1500:Integral
1462:a series
1360:(UCLA).
1314:Quechuan
1282:Hadingus
1208:(1948),
1204:(1947),
1114:(1942),
1110:(1941),
1059:sky god
942:, while
934:(1935).
794:Ossetian
768:(1924),
722:Ossetian
718:Armenian
694:Scythian
686:Scythian
604:Germanic
531:religion
523:Sanskrit
458:and the
436:linguist
124:Children
94:linguist
5738:seat 40
5369:(ed.).
5214:2505078
5105:(ed.).
4756:1465740
4690:Sources
3495:Tarpeia
3202:Honours
3078:Marxist
2974:of the
2918:leader
2712:Présent
2602:Civitas
2576:Defunct
2439:Defunct
2379:Parties
2367:Zemmour
2352:Schuman
2347:Sarkozy
2322:Poisson
2302:Messmer
2287:Malraux
2282:Maurras
2225:Bellamy
1969:Maurras
1949:Madiran
1944:Le Play
1899:Dumézil
1854:Boutang
1834:Barruel
1729:History
1625:Elitism
1268:at the
1218:Aryaman
1202:Tarpeia
1160:Mitanni
1152:Iranian
1144:Iranian
1061:Jupiter
961:Le Jour
956:Candide
868:Chinese
786:Persian
782:Avestan
690:Solokha
476:society
327:society
118:
114:
100:scholar
18:Dumézil
5904:(2013)
5896:(1988)
5888:(1978)
5880:(1956)
5872:(1936)
5864:(1918)
5856:(1908)
5848:(1900)
5840:(1884)
5832:(1875)
5824:(1836)
5816:(1808)
5808:(1803)
5800:(1787)
5792:(1755)
5784:(1736)
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3326:
3290:Awards
3058:stroke
3022:Danton
2722:Minute
2511:Active
2383:Active
2312:Pétain
2245:Ciotti
2207:(2015)
2197:(2014)
2187:(2006)
2177:(1983)
2167:(1972)
2157:(1945)
2147:(1905)
2137:(1895)
2127:(1882)
2117:(1864)
2107:(1855)
2097:(1835)
2087:(1821)
2077:(1819)
2067:(1802)
2057:(1797)
2047:(1796)
1964:Massis
1929:Le Bon
1904:Guénon
1889:Freund
1879:Daudet
1869:Carrel
1829:Barrès
1696:
1089:Ankara
1041:Aśvins
1029:Varuna
1021:Njörðr
1019:, and
969:Nazism
798:Arabic
616:Italic
612:Slavic
608:Celtic
438:, and
158:Thesis
105:Spouse
5414:BRILL
5365:. In
5363:(PDF)
5210:JSTOR
5196:(3).
5161:S2CID
5101:. In
4855:S2CID
4847:JSTOR
4833:(5).
4752:JSTOR
4738:(2).
3191:]
3140:]
2934:, or
2650:CNews
2644:Media
2260:Juppé
2024:Ye'or
2009:Taine
2004:Rueff
1994:Renan
1959:Morel
1439:right
1397:Liège
1393:Berne
1167:that
1136:Roman
1097:Vichy
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