François Noël (humanist)

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François-Joseph-Michel Noël (born January 12, 1756 in Saint-Germain-en-Laye , † January 29, 1841 in Paris ) was a French educator, grammarian, Latinist and Romanist .

life and work

Noël was a teacher at the Lycée Louis-le-Grand in Paris, but then turned himself into the service of the revolution as a journalist and diplomat . In 1799 he became a member of the Tribunate, in Lyon General Commissioner of the Police, in 1801 Prefect of the Haut-Rhin department and in 1802 General Inspector of Education. From then on he published practical working tools for school, first a Dictionarium latino-gallicum for Latin lessons . Dictionnaire latin-français ... sur le plan de l'ouvrage intitulé "Magnum totius latinitatis lexicon" de Facciolati (Paris 1807, published until 1864), a Nouveau dictionnaire français latin composé sur le plan du "Dictionnaire latin-français" du même auteur (Paris 1808, published until 1867) and a Gradus ad Parnassum ou Nouveau dictionnaire poétique latin-français fait sur le plan du "Magnum dictionarium poeticum" by P. Vanière (Paris 1810, published until 1911).

The works on French teaching published together with Charles-Pierre Chapsal , the grammar Nouvelle grammaire française by Noël and Chapsal, which had numerous editions from 1823 to 1905 and increasingly replaced the grammar of Lhomond , and three years after the grammar of the Nouveau dictionnaire, became even better known de la langue française (Toul 1826, 21st edition Paris 1872), which was successful due to its compactness and low price.

Other works

  • Le Nouveau siècle de Louis XIV. Recueil de chansons et de vers satiriques sur Louis XIV et sa cour, Paris, 1793
  • Éphémérides politiques, littéraires et religieuses, 4 vols., Paris 1796–1797
  • Dictionnaire de la Fable, Paris 1801
  • (together with François-Marie-Joseph de La Place ) Leçons françaises de littérature et de morale, Paris 1801 (numerous editions up to 1862, partly under the heading Cours de littérature comparée )
  • (together with François-Marie-Joseph de La Place) Conciones poeticæ, ou Discours choisis des poètes latins anciens, Paris 1803
  • (together with François-Marie-Joseph de La Place) Leçons latines anciennes, Paris 1808
  • Leçons anglaises de littérature et de morale sur le plan des leçons françaises et des leçons latines, Paris 1817–1819
  • (together with François-Marie-Joseph de La Place) Leçons latines modern, Paris 1818
  • (together with François-Marie-Joseph de La Place) Leçons grecques, Paris 1825
  • (together with LJM Carpentier) Nouveau dictionnaire des origines, inventions et découvertes, Paris 1827
  • (together with MLJ Carpentier) Philologie française ou Dictionnaire étymologique, critique, Paris 1831
  • (together with Charles-Pierre Chapsal ) The doctrine of gods or history of the most famous deities and heroes of antiquity, for understanding classical writers, poets and monuments for schools and self-instruction . Erhard, Stuttgart 1836 ( digitized edition of the University and State Library Düsseldorf )
  • (together with MLJ Carpentier) Dictionnaire étymologique, critique, historique, anecdotique et littéraire ... pour servir à l'histoire de la langue française, Paris 1839

literature

  • Louis Gustave Vapereau : Dictionnaire universel des littératures . Hachette, Paris 1876, p. 1489.
  • André Chervel: … Et il fallut apprendre à écrire à tous les petits Français. Histoire de la grammaire scolaire . Paris 1977.
  • Francis Claudon: La Harpe, Noël, La Place. Les premières définitions françaises de patrimoine littéraire . In: Jean-Claude Polet (ed.): Patrimoine littéraire européen. Actes du colloque international Namur, 26, 27 and 28 November 1998 . Bruxelles 2000, pp. 151-156.

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Joseph Thomas, The Universal Dictionary of Biography and Mythology , p. 682; Jean-Claude Polet, Patrimoine littéraire européen: Index général p. 501

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predecessor Office successor
Louis de Durfort French ambassador to Venice
1793
Marie Louis Descorches
Antoine-Bernard Caillard French ambassador to The Hague
1795 to 1797
Charles-François Delacroix