Paul Slama

Paul Slama is a researcher affiliated with the University of Namur, focusing on philosophy, phenomenology, and political philosophy. His work bridges classical and modern thought, engaging deeply with figures like Nietzsche, Heidegger, Carl Schmitt, and Max Weber.

His research interests span

• Nietzsche Studies
• Phenomenology
• Metaphysics
• Axiology
• Political Philosophy
• Epistemology
• Existentialism

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Slama's recent publications highlight a critical engagement with themes such as Americanism/Anti-Americanism, Ressentiment, and the historical transcendental. His work often intersects continental philosophy with sociopolitical analysis, as seen in his studies of Heidegger's geopolitical metaphors and Nietzsche's literary-philosophical parallels.

His scholarly activity includes collaborations with researchers like Monseu-Van Cleemput on projects such as Social Phenomenology and Marxism. On Practical Subjectivity (2020-2023), which explores subjectivity through phenomenological and Marxist frameworks.