French sociologist Edgar Morin dies at 104
Edgar Morin, the French sociologist and philosopher known for his 'complex thought' theory, died on Friday, May 29, in Paris at the age of 104. His wife informed Le Monde of his death. Morin was a public intellectual who advocated for a 'consciousness insurrection' and sought to connect diverse fields of knowledge. His work engaged closely with the events of the 20th and 21st centuries.
Key facts
- Edgar Morin died at age 104
- He died on Friday, May 29, in Paris
- His wife announced his death to Le Monde
- Morin was a sociologist and philosopher
- He developed the concept of 'complex thought'
- He advocated for a 'consciousness insurrection'
- He aimed to connect different forms of knowledge
- His work engaged with historical events
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Artists
- Edgar Morin
Institutions
- Le Monde
Locations
- Paris
- France