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Maritain
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Maritain (French) [maritɛ̃]
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(Biographies / Maritain, Jacques (1882-1973) M, French, PHILOSOPHY: philosopher) Jacques (ʒak). 1882-1973, French neo-Thomist Roman Catholic philosopher


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Jacques Maritain, Augustine, John Noonan, Alasdair Maclntyre--the references here marshaled suggest her contribution to the campus dialogue is way more interesting than the play itself.
In particular, the French Catholic thinker Jacques Maritain developed arguments as to why Christians should embrace democracy and human rights.
She is generally regarded as having achieved her mature style by 1910 ie prior to her conversion; she did not use the stories or imagery of Catholicism in her oil paintings; and the Neo-Thomist theologian Jacques Maritain was insistent that her total solitude made it senseless to view her as belonging to the French Catholic Revival.
 
 
 
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