philosophe

Throughout the book, Sachs comes across as a philosophe for our times.

According to Diderot, the philosophe was a philosopher who "had joined the party of humanity."

Voltaire was regarded by many as the leading philosophe.

The word "philosophe" has been used in English since the Middle Ages.

I was brought up by a philosopher, or perhaps I should say a philosophe; and some of his philosophy has stuck to me.

I much preferred Jefferson the work-a-day politician to the inflated philosophe.

During his century the term philosophe became both a term of invective and a rallying cry.

"Grace determines the Christian's action; reason the philosophe's".

Has the mysterious philosophe anticipated quantum theory?

Militaire philosophe's system of constructive deism was welcomed by Voltaire.

Both the lady and the philosophe laughed heartily, and she accepted an invitation to stay for a simple meal.

The analytic philosopher turned historian of ideas and the nouveau philosophe both examine the shift away from modernism.

Complete original text of Un philosophe amateur (1884)

'The Philosophe turned the conversation.'

Philosopher of Nature (Philosophe de la nature)

"Philosophe et augure.

Vers d'un philosophe.

Senancour was tinged to some extent with the older philosophe form of free-thinking, and had no sympathy with the Catholic reaction.

- L'artiste et le philosophe.

Things ended with relative comity, though Mr. Smilovic, a first-time philosophe, still felt a bit beleaguered.

Alexandre Büchner: Un philosophe amateur.

Et tu deviendras médiateur et peut-être philosophe.

Only in abandoning her studies, the philosophe suggested, could the marquise hope to "reclaim all her charms" and obtain the love for which she was intended.

His first book, Projet de Communauté philosophe, published in 1777, advocated the idea of living in a sort of commune.

"Problèmes d'un philosophe pour devenir cannibale", in: Montaigne et le nouveau monde.