Philippe Blouin

Philippe Blouin is a researcher affiliated with the University of Rouen Normandy, specifically within the UFR Letters and Human Sciences academic structure. He is a permanent member of the ERIAC research unit (UR 4705), focusing on phenomenology and its intersections with cognitive science.

• Doctorate in Philosophy (2014, University of Montreal)
• Specializes in Husserlian phenomenology and postformal cognitive development
• Active in interdisciplinary research connecting philosophy, psychology, and clinical approaches

His scholarly work examines phenomenological epistemology and cognitive processes, particularly creativity and figurative language comprehension. Recent research explores the integration of lived experience in clinical practices and the philosophical foundations of perception.

Blouin has published in peer-reviewed journals like Bulletin d'analyse phénoménologique and the North American Journal of Psychology. His publications demonstrate expertise in both continental philosophy and empirical psychological research.

• Recipient of Bishop's University annual poster competition 1st prize (2010)

Blouin participates in significant research projects including the Rouen School of Phenomenology and eGesta – Digital Genetic Editions of Ancient Texts. He remains actively engaged in academic dissemination through conference presentations and editorial contributions to the ERIAC research unit.