Jacques Barzun

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Jacques Barzun was a French-born American historian, cultural critic, and educator renowned for his influential writings on Western civilization, education, and the arts.

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instanceOf cultural critic
educator
human
literary critic
awardReceived Bancroft Prize
Presidential Medal of Freedom
citizenship France
United States of America
countryOfBirth France
countryOfDeath United States of America
dateOfBirth 1907-11-30
dateOfDeath 2012-10-25
educatedAt Columbia University
employer Columbia University
familyName Barzun
linked to: Jacques Barzun
fieldOfWork cultural history
education
history of Western civilization
history of ideas
literary criticism
genre essay
nonfiction
givenName Jacques
influenced American conservative intellectual thought
cultural history of the 20th century
influencedBy Henri Bergson
William James
languageOfWorkOrName English
French
mainInterest Western civilization
education
the arts
memberOf American Academy of Arts and Letters
American Philosophical Society
movement humanism
name Jacques Barzun
notableWork Berlioz and the Romantic Century
Darwin, Marx, Wagner: Critique of a Heritage
From Dawn to Decadence: 500 Years of Western Cultural Life, 1500 to the Present
Simple and Direct: A Rhetoric for Writers
Teacher in America
The House of Intellect
occupation author
cultural critic
educator
historian
placeOfBirth Créteil, France
placeOfDeath San Antonio, Texas, United States
positionHeld Dean of Graduate Faculties at Columbia University
Provost of Columbia University
professor at Columbia University

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Jacques Barzun name Jacques Barzun
Jacques Barzun familyName Barzun
linked to: Jacques Barzun
Charles Frankel Prize hasRecipient Jacques Barzun