Académie de Nîmes

Summary

Académie de Nîmes is a learned society^[1].

Key Facts

• Académie de Nîmes is in the country of France^[2].
• Académie de Nîmes's instance of is recorded as learned society^[3].
• Académie de Nîmes's founder is recorded as Jules de Fayn^[4].
• Nîmes is named after Académie de Nîmes^[5].
• Académie de Nîmes's headquarters location is recorded as Académie's mansion^[6].
• The location of Académie de Nîmes was Nîmes^[7].
• Académie de Nîmes's Commons category is recorded as Académie de Nîmes^[8].
• Académie de Nîmes's industry is recorded as other voluntary membership organizations (France)^[9].
• Académie de Nîmes's industry is recorded as higher education^[10].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as Simone Mazauric^[11].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as Bernard Simon^[12].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as Gabriel Audisio^[13].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as Bernard Fougères^[14].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as Jean-Louis Meunier^[15].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as Robert Chamboredon^[16].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as Michèle Pallier^[17].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as René Chabert^[18].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as Hélène Deronne^[19].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as Jean-Marc Roger^[20].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as Henri Hugues^[21].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as Jacques Galtier^[22].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as Guilhem Fabre^[23].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as Pascal Gouget^[24].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as Roger Grossi^[25].
• Académie de Nîmes's chairperson is recorded as Yvon Pradel^[26].

Body

Founding

Académie de Nîmes's founder is recorded as Jules de Fayn^[4].

Leadership

Chairpersons include Simone Mazauric^[11], an epistemologist^[27], b. 1945^[28], of France^[29]; Bernard Simon^[12], b. 1945^[30], of France^[31]; Gabriel Audisio^[13], a historian^[32], b. 1942^[33], of France^[34], awarded the Drouyn de Lhuys Prize^[35]; Bernard Fougères^[14], a Catholic priest^[36], b. 1942^[37], of France^[38]; Jean-Louis Meunier^[15], a literary critic^[39], b. 1945^[40], of France^[41]; and Robert Chamboredon^[16], a historian^[42], b. 1947^[43], of France^[44].

Operations

Académie de Nîmes's headquarters location is recorded as Académie's mansion^[6].

Industry

Industries include other voluntary membership organizations (France)^[9] and higher education^[10].