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Fabrice Hadjadj
French writer and philosopher
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Details
Instance of
human
Born
15 September 1971
Place of birth
Nanterre
Sex or gender
male
Given name
Fabrice
Family name
Hadjadj
Father
Bernard Hadjadj
Spouse
Siffreine Michel
Occupation
essayist
,
philosopher
,
novelist
,
playwright
,
lyricist
,
composer
,
teacher
,
poet
Position held
director
Citizenship
France
Religion
Catholicism
Awards
Grand prix catholique de littérature
,
Religious literature Prize
,
prix du cardinal Lustiger
,
Q30737830
,
Q131549039
,
honorary doctorate of the Catholic University of Valencia San Vicente the Martyr
,
Q30737831
assessment
agrégation of philosophy
educated at
Sciences Po
,
Paris-Sorbonne University - Paris IV
influenced by
Bible
,
Friedrich Nietzsche
,
Léon Bloy
,
Emmanuel Levinas
,
Aristotle
,
Augustine of Hippo
,
Thomas Aquinas
,
Jean-Louis Chrétien
,
Adolf Portmann
,
Günther Anders
,
Hannah Arendt
,
Plato
languages spoken, written or signed
French
,
Slovene
member of
Pontifical Council for the Laity
number of children
10
writing language
French
Connected on Wikidata
Author of
Jak dnes mluvit o Bohu?: evangelizační anti-pomůcka
Když je všechno na cestě ke zkáze: úvahy o konci a cíli kultury a modernity
La profondeur des sexes
Spouse of
Siffreine Michel
Child of
Bernard Hadjadj
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