Philippe Morier-Genoud
Philippe Morier-Genoud is a Swiss philosopher and professor at the University of Lausanne. He was born on October 15, 1939, in Geneva, Switzerland.
Early Life and Education
Morier-Genoud was educated at the École Supérieure des Arts et des Techniques (ESAT) and later pursued his higher education at the University of Lausanne, where he earned his Ph.D. in philosophy.
Career Highlights
- Professor at the University of Lausanne (1969-present)
- Research Professor at the Swiss Federal Institute of Technology (ETH) (1985-1990)
- President of the European Society for Social Philosophy (ESSP) (2001-2004)
Key Concepts and Publications
Morier-Genoud is known for his work on social philosophy, politics, and ethics. Some of his notable publications include:
- "The Philosophy of Social Science" (1980)
- "Social Philosophy: A Critical Analysis" (1999)
- "Rethinking the Foundations of Politics: An Introduction to Classical Political Theory" (2007)
His work focuses on the intersection of social philosophy, politics, and ethics, with an emphasis on critical analysis and theoretical frameworks.
Technical Details
Morier-Genoud has written extensively on various topics in social philosophy, including:
- Theory of Knowledge
- Epistemology
- Politics
- Ethics
He is particularly known for his critiques of traditional theories of knowledge and epistemology, and has developed alternative frameworks for understanding social philosophy.
Applications/Uses
Morier-Genoud's work has been influential in various fields, including:
- Economics
- Sociology
- Political Science
- Philosophy of Science
His critiques of traditional theories have also influenced policy debates and public discussions on social issues.
Impact/Significance
Morier-Genoud's work has had significant impacts on various fields, including:
- Influence on the development of critical theory in social sciences
- Contributions to debates on epistemology and knowledge claims
- Promotion of alternative perspectives on social philosophy and politics
His work has also inspired new generations of scholars and researchers, and continues to shape contemporary debates in social philosophy.
Related Topics
Morier-Genoud's work is related to various fields, including:
- Critical Theory
- Epistemology
- Knowledge Claims
- Social Philosophy
His critiques of traditional theories have also influenced policy debates and public discussions on social issues.
External Links
- University of Lausanne - Philosophy Department
- European Society for Social Philosophy (ESSP)
- Google Scholar Profile
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