Dominique Mortiaux

Dominique Mortiaux is a Doctoral Researcher affiliated with the Évora branch of PRAXIS – Philosophy, Politics, Culture at the University of Évora. He serves as a philosophy teacher in secondary education in Brussels and holds a PhD in Philosophy (2018) from the University of Évora, with prior degrees in History (Université de Namur, 1999) and Philosophy (Université Libre de Bruxelles, 2003).

His research centers on Contemporary Philosophy, Aesthetics, and Daseinsanalyse, primarily exploring Heideggerian phenomenology, existential ethics, and critiques of modernity. Mortiaux’s publications critically engage with themes like transcendental philosophy, care ethics, mortality, and the intersection of psychoanalysis with existential thought.

Mortiaux’s scholarly work exhibits a consistent focus on Heidegger’s ontology, existential politics, and phenomenological interpretations of human institutions. Recurring motifs include critiques of modern science, reflections on death/origin, and the poetics of existence.

No scientific awards, grants, or student advisements are documented.