This October, Divinity School Professor Jean-Luc Marion was awarded the Ratzinger Prize by Pope Francis for his contributions to the fields of theology, phenomenology (the study of consciousness and ...
A University faculty member is now among the "Immortals." On Thursday, Nov. 6, Jean-Luc Marion, Professor of the Philosophy of Religion and Theology in the Divinity School, was elected to succeed the ...
Join the Alliance Française for an intriguing lecture by Jean-Luc Marion on French Culture and Philosophy: Beyond Post-modernism. After the talk, enjoy a glass of wine as you discuss this view of ...
International Journal for Philosophy of Religion, Vol. 80, No. 3 (December 2016), pp. 297-319 (23 pages) In this article I explore how a philosophical conception of love may be used to draw debate on ...
The tenth annual Ratzinger Prize was awarded to French philosopher and theologian Jean-Luc Marion and Australian theologian Tracey Rowland. The two laureates, previously nominated by the Ratzinger ...
Revue de Métaphysique et de Morale, No. 3, SAINT AUGUSTIN, PENSEUR DU SOI : DISCUSSIONS DE L'INTERPRÉTATION DE JEAN-LUC MARION (JUILLET-SEPTEMBRE 2009), pp. 391-419 (29 pages) L'interprétation ...
The Philosophy Department is pleased to announce the appointment of two Gadamer Chairs who are scheduled to visit Boston College in the near future. In Spring 2021 [COVID restrictions permitting] ...
In the wake of the French presidential elections in 2017, two recent works of Catholic political reflection tackle these questions from differing perspectives. Pierre-Louis Choquet, Jean-Victor Elie ...
As a philosophy graduate student in the mid-'80s at the University of Leuven, home of the archives of phenomenology's founder Edmund Husserl, I was dazzled by such courses as "Phenomenology of ...
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