Raymond Aron
Raymond Aron · Philosophy & Social Sciences
French political philosopher and sociologist
1905, Paris, France — 1983, Paris, France
France
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Aron was a French political philosopher, sociologist and journalist, a leading liberal thinker whose works — including The Opium of the Intellectuals — critiqued totalitarianism and Marxist ideology. He was born into an assimilated Jewish family in Paris and was Jewish. He was one of the most influential French public intellectuals of the twentieth century.
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French political philosopher and sociologist
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