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religion in french social theory
Definition
- The problem of religion and society has been central to French social thought from the time of the seventeenth-century religious philosopher Blaise Pascal. It becomes particularly prominent during the period after the French Revolution in the work of figures such as Auguste Comte and Joseph de Maistre. [Source: Encyclopedia of Social Theory; Religion in French Social Theory]
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/religion_in_french_social_theory
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