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'''Charles Wiener''' was born in Vienna in 1851, place in which it realized big part of his studies. His first intellectual inquitetudes faced him towards the linguistics, since it reveals the opúsculo that he published in 1873. Later, he was a teacher of German in Paris. He got doctor's degree on philosophy on the University of Rostock with a dissertation edited with the title of south Essai sur les institutions politiques, religieuses, économiques et sociales de l´Impere des Incas, Paris, 1874, work for which it contacted other students of the American antiquity. |
'''Charles Wiener''' was born in Vienna in 1851, place in which it realized big part of his studies. His first intellectual inquitetudes faced him towards the linguistics, since it reveals the opúsculo that he published in 1873. Later, he was a teacher of German in Paris. He got doctor's degree on philosophy on the University of Rostock with a dissertation edited with the title of south Essai sur les institutions politiques, religieuses, économiques et sociales de l´Impere des Incas, Paris, 1874, work for which it contacted other students of the American antiquity. |
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Charles Wiener was born in Vienna in 1851, place in which it realized big part of his studies. His first intellectual inquitetudes faced him towards the linguistics, since it reveals the opúsculo that he published in 1873. Later, he was a teacher of German in Paris. He got doctor's degree on philosophy on the University of Rostock with a dissertation edited with the title of south Essai sur les institutions politiques, religieuses, économiques et sociales de l´Impere des Incas, Paris, 1874, work for which it contacted other students of the American antiquity.
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