Pascale Seys

Pascale Seys is a Professor of General Philosophy, Aesthetics, and Media Theory at the Royal Conservatory of Brussels, the Saint-Luc School of Visual Arts (ESA) in Brussels, and the Faculty of Architecture (LOCI) at Catholic University of Louvain (UCL). A doctor of philosophy, she has contributed to scientific and cultural projects, journalism in print media, and radio collaborations spanning over 25 years with Musiq'3.

• Education: Doctor of Philosophy

Research Interests include philosophical aesthetics, media theory, and the intersection of music theater traditions (classical, contemporary, early music) with cultural journalism and radio production. Her work bridges academic philosophy with practical engagement in music and arts dissemination.

Media Collaborations span over 25 years with Musiq'3, including hosting programs like Le Grand Charivari (2010–2017), producing series on philosophy and arts, and creating educational broadcasts (e.g., Sartre, Fassbinder, Maurice Béjart). She also contributes to Les tics de l'actu and has authored books on philosophical topics.

Publications include An intellectual under the Second Empire. H. Taine or the advent of naturalism (L'Harmattan editions) and Philosophie vagabonde sur la rumeur du monde (Racine editions). These reflect her focus on historical philosophy and interdisciplinary cultural studies.