Jean-Pierre Brisset

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Jean-Pierre Brisset was a French autodidact, writer, and eccentric linguist whose bizarre theories about language and the origins of humanity later made him a celebrated precursor of Surrealism.

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instanceOf French person
autodidact
human
linguist
surrealism precursor
countryOfBirth France
countryOfCitizenship France
countryOfDeath France
dateOfBirth 1837-03-30
dateOfDeath 1919-09-02
describedAs eccentric linguist
self-taught scholar
familyName Brisset NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork etymology
linguistics
philosophy of language
givenName Jean-Pierre NERFINISHED
hasGender male
influenced André Breton NERFINISHED
Raymond Queneau NERFINISHED
Surrealist writers
languageOfWorkOrName French
laterOccupation stationmaster
ticket inspector
militaryService French Army NERFINISHED
movement precursor of Surrealism
name Jean-Pierre Brisset NERFINISHED
nativeLanguage French
notableFor bizarre linguistic theories
theories on the origin of humanity from frogs
notableWork La Grammaire logique NERFINISHED
La Science de Dieu NERFINISHED
Les Origines humaines NERFINISHED
occupation grammarian
linguist
railway employee
writer
placeOfBirth La Sauvagère NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath La Ferté-Macé NERFINISHED
recognizedAs precursor of Surrealism
selfIdentification prophet of language
servedIn Franco-Prussian War NERFINISHED
theory etymological links between French words and frog sounds
humans evolved from frogs

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Surrealist Group in Paris hasMember Jean-Pierre Brisset