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Armand Thiéry

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Also known as Armand Thiery

Belgian philosopher, theologian, university professor, mathematician, lawyer, priest and architect (1868–1955)

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Armand Thiéry was a Belgian philosopher, university teacher, mathematician, and lawyer. Born in Ghent in 1868, he was educated at Leipzig University, the Catholic University of Leuven, and the University of Bonn. He studied under doctoral advisor Wilhelm Wundt and later supervised doctoral student Albert Michotte. Thiéry was a member of the Augustinians religious order and the K.A.V. Lovania Leuven student association.

He spoke French, German, Latin, and Classical Greek, with French as his native language. Thiéry authored three works, including *Ueber geometrisch-optische täuschungen* and *Le sermon sur la montagne et le socialisme contemporain*. He received the Righteous Among the Nations award and is recognized in the Righteous Among The Nations collection. He died in Leuven in 1955.

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  • Ueber geometrisch-optische täuschungen .
  • Sermon Sur la Montagne et le Socialisme Contemporain
  • Le sermon sur la montagne et le socialisme contemporain

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Instance of
human
Given name
Armand
Gender
male
Citizenship
Belgium
Place of birth
Ghent
Place of death
Leuven
Occupation
canon
Languages spoken
Dutch
Native language
French
Doctoral advisor
Wilhelm Wundt
Doctoral student
Albert Michotte
Image
Damiaan De Veuster (Armand Thiery).jpg
Religious order
Augustinians
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date of birth
1868-08-06
date of death
1955-01-12
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