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Christine Daigle is a Professor of Philosophy at Brock University, where she serves as the Chancellor’s Chair for Research Excellence. She is also the Director of the Posthumanism Research Institute (stepping down in 2024 but remaining on the Executive Committee) and a member of the UNESCO Chair on Community Sustainability research team.
Education:
- PhD in Philosophy, Université de Montréal (2001)
- Doctoral Studies, Universität Salzburg
- MA in Philosophy, Université de Montréal
- BA in Western Society and Culture, Concordia University
- BA in Political Science and History, Concordia University
Research Interests:
- Existentialism and Phenomenology (focusing on Nietzsche, Sartre, and Beauvoir)
- Critical Posthumanism with material feminism
- Environmental Posthumanities and sustainability rethinking (“Beyond Sustainability” project)
- Anthropocene and extinction studies
Scientific Contributions:
- Co-investigator on SSHRC Insight grant (2023-2026) for Bomb Pulse: Cultural and Philosophical Readings of Time Signatures in the Anthropocene
- Lead researcher for A Joyful Extinction project at Universität Heidelberg (2024)
- Co-editor of the book series Posthumanism in Practice (2024-2025 volume)
Scientific Awards and Grants:
- Chancellor’s Chair for Research Excellence
- SSHRC Insight Grant (2023-2026)
- Research Fellowship at Universität Heidelberg (2024)
Leadership and Collaboration:
- Founded and directed the Posthumanism Research Institute (2015-2024)
- Collaborated with Adam Dickinson (English) and Francine McCarthy (Earth Sciences)
- Active in interdisciplinary research across philosophy, environmental science, and cultural studies
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