Jean Descrains

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Jean Descrains (* 1930 in Nancy ; † March 21, 1988 ) was a French Romance studies and French studies.

Life

Descrains acquired the Agrégation at the University of Nancy in 1960 . In 1964 he became an assistant at the Collège in Reims , from which the University of Reims emerged in 1971 . There he founded the Fichier Champagne-Ardennes in 1971, which had set itself the goal of cataloging all books printed by 1810. Descrains completed his habilitation in 1979 at the Sorbonne with the Thèse Jean-Pierre Camus , 1584-1652, et ses "Diversités" 1609-1618, ou la culture d'un évêque humaniste (2 volumes, Paris, Nizet, 1985) and became a professor for French literature at the University of Reims. He was married. In 1988 he died of a serious illness.

Works

  • (Ed.) Jean-Pierre Camus, Homélies des États généraux 1614-1615 , Geneva, Droz, 1970.
  • Bibliography des œuvres de Jean-Pierre Camus, évêque de Belley, 1584-1652 , Paris, Société d'étude du XVIIe siècle, 1971.
  • Essais sur Jean-Pierre Camus , Paris, Klincksieck, 1992 (commemorative publication, with list of publications)

literature

  • Cahiers de l'Association internationale des études françaises 41, 1989, p. 318 (obituary).

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