In France, the principal representative of phenomenology in the mid-century was Maurice Merleau-Ponty (1908 61).
Though a principal representative of the right wing of the party and a militant Roman Catholic, he became known as a "white Bolshevik" for his post-World War II introduction of agrarian reform while minister of agriculture (1946 51).
This post made him virtually though not in fact prime minister and the principal representative of the duchy in the increasingly complex diplomatic affairs in which Charles Augustus was at the time involving himself.
Brittany, France c. 1130 Paris, Francee Bernard de Chartres, (born 11th century, Brittany, France died c. 1130, possibly Paris) humanist and philosopher, head of the celebrated school of Chartres, in France, whose attempt to reconcile the thought of Plato with that of Aristotle made him the principal representative of 12th-century Platonism in the West.
More specifically, Wilhelm Windelband, the founder and the principal representative of the Southwest school of Neo-Kantianism, was actually the first who employed the term "truth value" ("Wahrheitswert") in his essay "What is Philosophy?" published in 1882 (see Windelband 1915, 32), i.e., nine years before (Frege 1891), even if he was very far from treating a truth value as a value of a function.
The Governor of Svalbard is the principal representative of the Government of Norway in Svalbard.
Godfrey Harris heads a public policy consulting firm in Los Angeles and is principal representative of the Political Action Network of the International Ivory Society.
The principal representative of the lipopeptide family is Surfactin, which is produced by a bacterium Bacillus subtilis.
After the outbreak of war in Europe in 1914, House became Wilson's principal representative to the governments of Great Britain, France, and Germany.
