Marie-Joseph Chénier

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Marie-Joseph Chénier was a prominent French poet, dramatist, and politician of the late 18th and early 19th centuries, known for his revolutionary writings and involvement in the French Revolution.

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Marie-Joseph Chénier canonical 4

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instanceOf French poet
dramatist
human
member of the National Convention
playwright
politician
revolutionary
citizenship French Republic
countryOfCitizenship France
era 18th century
19th century
familyName Chénier
fieldOfWork literature
politics
theatre
genre drama
poetry
tragedy
givenName Marie-Joseph
influenced French Revolutionary theatre
influencedBy French Enlightenment
languageOfWorkOrName French
literaryMovement French Revolutionary literature
movement French Revolution
name Marie-Joseph Chénier
nativeLanguage French
notableFor political drama
revolutionary writings
notableWork Caius Gracchus
linked to: Gaius Gracchus

Charles IX
Fénelon
Henri VIII
Tiberius
Épîtres et satires
occupation dramatist
playwright
poet
politician
politicalAlignment Jacobin
linked to: Jacobin Club
positionHeld member of the Académie française
member of the Council of Five Hundred
member of the Institut de France
member of the National Convention
relative André Chénier
sexOrGender male
sibling André Chénier
workLocation Paris

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Chenier hasNotableBearer Marie-Joseph Chénier
André Chénier sibling Marie-Joseph Chénier
André Chénier hasSibling Marie-Joseph Chénier
subject linked to: Chénier
Marie-Joseph Chénier name Marie-Joseph Chénier