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Aesthetician
Community of French-Language Public Broadcasters
Community of French-Language Radio Broadcasters
Community of French-Language Radio Programmes
Competent in French
Department of French Guiana
Franco-Nor'Wester
Franco-North-Wester
Franco-Northwester
Franco-Northwesterner
Franco-People of the North
French
French Guiana
French Overseas Department
French Overseas Territories
French overseas collectivity
French overseas department and region
French-speaking Nor'Wester
French-speaking North-Wester
French-speaking Northwester
French-speaking People of the North
French-speaking-Northwesterner
Moralist
Overseas territories of the French Republic
Philosopher
Philosopher of science
Philosophical studies teacher in secondary school
Philosophy scholar
Philosophy teacher
Philosophy teacher secondary school
Scientific philosopher
Secondary school teacher of philosophy
Territorial collectivities of the French Republic

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French overseas collectivity [ French Overseas Territories | overseas territories of the French Republic | territorial collectivities of the French Republic ]

collectivité d’outre-mer (France) [ collectivités de la République française | collectivités françaises d'outre-mer | COM françaises | pays et territoires français d'outre-mer | PTOM (France) | PTOM français | territoires d'outre-mer de la République française ]


philosopher of science [ scientific philosopher ]

philosophe des sciences


ability to comprehend spoken and written French and to speak and write in French | competent in French | French

français


French-speaking People of the North [ Franco-People of the North | French-speaking Northwester | Franco-Northwester | French-speaking Nor'Wester | Franco-Nor'Wester | French-speaking North-Wester | Franco-North-Wester | French-speaking-Northwesterner | Franco-Northwesterner ]

Franco-Ténois [ Franco-Ténoise | Franco-Territorien | Franco-Territorienne ]


French Guiana [ Department of French Guiana ]

Guyane française


French overseas department and region [ French Overseas Department ]

département et région d’outre-mer (France) [ départements français d'outre-mer | DOM français | DOM-ROM | région française d'outre-mer | ROM français ]


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ataxie spinocérébelleuse type 11


Community of French-Language Public Broadcasters [ Community of French-Language Radio Broadcasters | Community of French-Language Radio Programmes ]

Communauté des radios publiques de langue française [ CRPLF | Communauté radiophonique des programmes de langue française ]


philosophical studies teacher in secondary school | philosophy teacher | philosophy teacher secondary school | secondary school teacher of philosophy

professeur de philosophie | professeur de philosophie/professeure de philosophie | professeure de philosophie


aesthetician | moralist | philosopher | philosophy scholar

philosophe
TRADUCTIONS EN CONTEXTE
The French philosopher Blaise Pascal said that he liked things that go together: J'aime les choses qui vont ensemble.

Le philosophe français Blaise Pascal a dit qu'il aimait les choses qui vont ensemble.


In a recent book, a French philosopher wrote that, in the context of globalization, it is in the interest of every country to listen to the nations that have always had to live with the profound and disturbing feeling of their own precariousness.

Un philosophe français, dans un ouvrage récent, affirme que tous les pays, dans le contexte de la mondialisation, ont intérêt à écouter les nations qui ont toujours eu à composer avec le profond et troublant sentiment de leur propre précarité.


I would like to leave with you this thought from French philosopher Blaise Pascal:

J'aimerais vous quitter sur cette pensée du philosophe français Blaise Pascal :


– Mr President, the French philosopher René Descartes famously conjectured that all our senses might be being manipulated by a malicious demon.

- (EN) Monsieur le Président, le philosophe français René Descartes, comme on sait, a émis l’hypothèse que tous nos sens pourraient être manipulés par un démon malicieux.


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In his book ‘A voyage to Tinos, one of the islands of the Archipelago’ published in French in 1809 in Paris and re-issued in 1998 by the association ‘Friends of Krokos of Tinos’, in its Greek translation, Markakis Zalonis, a doctor and a philosopher from Tinos, writes in the chapter ‘The products of Tinos’: ‘.

L’auteur Markakis Zalonis, médecin-philosophe de Tinos, dans son livre «Voyage à Tinos, une des îles de l’archipel», paru en 1809 à Paris en langue française et publié à nouveau par l’association «Les amis du safran de Tinos» en 1998, traduit en grec, écrit dans le chapitre «Les produits de Tinos»: «.


This matter was raised 250 years ago by the famous French philosopher Charles de Montesqieu, who said that when drawing up legislation at a higher territorial level, it should always be remembered that small regions, smaller territories, and in this case the Member States of the European Union, have their own traditions, which must be respected.

Cette question a été posée il y a 250 ans par le célèbre philosophe français Charles de Montesquieu, qui disait que, lorsqu’on élabore une législation à un niveau territorial supérieur, il faut toujours garder à l’esprit que les régions et territoires de plus petite taille, en l’occurrence les États membres de l’Union européenne, ont leurs propres traditions qu’il convient de respecter.


Only recently, an extremely eminent French philosopher, Marcel Conche, in a book entitled ‘Confession of a philosopher’, which is a dialogue with André Compte-Sponville, claimed provocatively that the right to be cloned, provided, of course, that it is subject to strict rules is – would you believe – a fundamental right.

Récemment encore, Marcel Conche, un philosophe français de renom, réclamait de manière provocatrice dans un livre intitulé Confession d’un philosophe , qui est un dialogue avec André Compte-Sponville, le droit à être cloné comme un droit fondamental - rien de moins - à condition, bien sûr, qu’il soit soumis à des règles écrites.


Only recently, an extremely eminent French philosopher, Marcel Conche, in a book entitled ‘Confession of a philosopher’, which is a dialogue with André Compte-Sponville, claimed provocatively that the right to be cloned, provided, of course, that it is subject to strict rules is – would you believe – a fundamental right.

Récemment encore, Marcel Conche, un philosophe français de renom, réclamait de manière provocatrice dans un livre intitulé Confession d’un philosophe, qui est un dialogue avec André Compte-Sponville, le droit à être cloné comme un droit fondamental - rien de moins - à condition, bien sûr, qu’il soit soumis à des règles écrites.


– (PT) Mr President, Commissioners, I am reminded of the optimism caricatured by the French philosopher Voltaire in the person of Pangloss, which, in fact, derives from the philosophy of the German philosopher Leibniz, according to which 'everything is for the best in the best of all possible worlds'.

- (PT) Monsieur le Président, Mesdames et Messieurs les Commissaires, je me rappelle que le philosophe français Voltaire a caricaturé dans le personnage de M. Pangloss un optimisme qui découle de la philosophie du philosophe allemand Leibniz, en lui faisant dire "tout est pour le mieux dans le meilleur des mondes possibles".


Three centuries ago, the French philosopher Diderot wrote:

Il y a plus de trois siècles, le philosophe français Diderot a écrit:


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