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The 29 pages that link to École Normale Supérieure, each with the reason it gives.

• Louis PasteurRelated: Pasteur studied there and later returned as a chemistry professor and administrator.

• Simone de BeauvoirRelated: Beauvoir studied philosophy there and met Sartre in its intellectual circles.

• École polytechniqueCompared with: It shares elite admissions with École polytechnique but has a stronger humanities and academic-research profile.

• Jacques DerridaRelated: Derrida studied and later taught at this Paris institution.

• Pierre BourdieuRelated: Bourdieu studied philosophy there before turning toward empirical social research.

• Aimé CésaireRelated: Césaire met Senghor in Paris while studying at this institution.

• Léopold Sédar SenghorRelated: Senghor studied there in Paris, where he met fellow students who shaped Négritude.

• André WeilRelated: Weil studied mathematics there before pursuing research abroad.

• SorbonneCompared with: It is a separate Paris institution often grouped with the Sorbonne in accounts of academic life.

• Marc BlochRelated: Bloch studied there before building his academic career as a medievalist.

• Jean JaurèsRelated: Jaurès studied there before beginning his career as a philosophy teacher.

• Henri LebesgueRelated: Lebesgue studied there before beginning his mathematical career.

• Jules FerryRelated: Teacher training helped supply the personnel needed to expand republican schools.

• Normal schoolBroader topic: Its founding in 1794 helped establish the normal-school model in France.

• Nicolas BourbakiRelated: Several founding Bourbaki members met as students at this Paris institution.

• Siméon Denis PoissonRelated: Poisson taught there early in his career after graduating from the École Polytechnique.

• Henri CartanRelated: Cartan studied and later taught there, helping shape generations of French mathematicians.

• Gaston BachelardRelated: Bachelard’s later academic career unfolded within France’s institutions of higher learning.

• Léon BlumBroader topic: Blum studied there before becoming a literary critic and politician.

• Paul Vidal de La BlacheRelated: Vidal studied there before becoming a leading figure in French geography.

• Claude Cohen-TannoudjiRelated: Cohen-Tannoudji studied and later taught at this institution.

• Alfred KastlerRelated: Kastler studied physics there before beginning his academic career.

• Victor CousinRelated: Cousin studied and later taught at this institution, where his philosophical influence took shape.

• François-Marie RaoultRelated: Raoult studied at this institution before beginning his scientific career.

• Georges CanguilhemRelated: Canguilhem studied philosophy there before pursuing medical training.

• Jean GiraudouxRelated: Giraudoux studied there before entering teaching and literary life.

• Sciences PoCompared with: Its research-centered academic model contrasts with Sciences Po’s stronger emphasis on public affairs.

• François Victor Alphonse AulardRelated: Aulard studied there before building his academic career.

• Julien GracqRelated: Gracq studied there before beginning his career as a teacher and writer.