Charles Taylor
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Charles Taylor is a prominent Canadian philosopher renowned for his work on political theory, multiculturalism, and the philosophy of self and identity.
Statements (60)
| Predicate | Object |
|---|---|
| instanceOf |
Canadian philosopher
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human → philosopher → political philosopher → |
| academicDegree |
Rhodes Scholars
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surface form: "Rhodes Scholar"
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| awardReceived |
Berggruen Prize for Philosophy and Culture
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Grand Officer of the National Order of Quebec → Kyoto Prize →
surface form: "Kyoto Prize in Arts and Philosophy"
Order of Canada → Templeton Prize → |
| birthDate | 1931-11-05 → |
| birthPlace |
Canada
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Montreal → Quebec, Canada →
surface form: "Quebec"
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| educatedAt |
Balliol College, Oxford
NERFINISHED
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McGill University → University of Oxford NERFINISHED → |
| employer |
McGill University
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Northwestern University → Oxford University NERFINISHED → |
| familyName | Taylor → |
| fieldOfWork |
communitarianism
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moral philosophy → multiculturalism → philosophy of identity → philosophy of language → philosophy of mind → philosophy of religion → philosophy of self → political philosophy → social theory → |
| givenName | Charles → |
| knownFor |
analysis of secularization
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concept of social imaginaries → critique of atomism in liberal theory → theory of recognition → work on multiculturalism → |
| language |
English
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French → |
| movement |
Canadian idealism
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communitarianism → |
| name | Charles Taylor → |
| nationality | Canadian → |
| notableWork |
A Secular Age
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G. W. F. Hegel →
surface form: "Hegel"
Hegel and Modern Society → Modern Social Imaginaries → Multiculturalism and "The Politics of Recognition" → Philosophical Arguments → Sources of the Self → Sources of the Self →
surface form: "Sources of the Self: The Making of the Modern Identity"
The Ethics of Authenticity → The Malaise of Modernity → |
| occupation |
author
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philosopher → political theorist → university professor → |
| politicalAffiliation |
Canadian New Democratic Party
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surface form: "New Democratic Party of Canada"
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| ranForOffice |
House of Commons of Canada
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surface form: "Canadian House of Commons"
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| religion | Roman Catholicism → |
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