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to a municipal architect in 1776 but changed his name in 1815 to Józef Wroński. Later in life he changed his name to Józef Maria Hoene-Wroński, without using his family's original French spelling Hoëné. At no point in his life, neither in Polish or French, was he known as Hoëné-Wroński; nor was the
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in the early 19th century. But the abstract formalism and obscurity of his thought, the difficulty of his language, his boundless self-assurance and his uncompromising judgments of others alienated him from most of the scientific community. He was perhaps the most original of the Polish
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as a second lieutenant of artillery, was taken prisoner, and remained until 1797 in the
Russian Army. After resigning in the rank of lieutenant colonel in 1798, he studied in the
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who met Wroński and was greatly impressed and "attracted by his religious and scientific utopianism." Wroński was "a powerful catalyst" for Levi's occultism.
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common French transliteration, Josef Hoëné-Wronski, ever his official name in his native Poland (though it might have served as his chosen French
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