Marie-Aimée Manchon

Marie-Aimée Manchon is a Lecturer in Paris and a member of the ERIAC (Research Unit 4705) at the University of Rouen Normandy, affiliated with the UFR Letters and Human Sciences. Her academic work focuses on phenomenology, contemporary philosophy, and the philosophy of religious experience. She contributes to the Rouen School of Phenomenology and has editorial responsibilities for the journal Sources Vives (2013-2018).

Her research explores themes such as liturgical assembly, religious symbolism, eschatology, and existential vulnerability through a phenomenological lens. Key publications include Around the verse, a small phenomenology of mysteries (2019) and Maranatha (2021). She actively disseminates her work through conferences (e.g., 2021 Rouen Doctoriales), guest lectures (e.g., Fribourg Summer University), and media appearances like the RCF radio show Dialogue (2020).

Teaching responsibilities include courses on contemporary philosophy, religious experience, and practical theology at institutions like the Institute of Political Studies (ICP) and the Paris Seminary. She engages with interdisciplinary research networks such as the Rouen Ethnolinguistics Project and collaborates with international institutions like Galatasaray University.