Philosopher

Jean-Luc Marion

Phenomenologist and philosopher of religion — Sorbonne (emeritus)

Paris-Sorbonne University (emeritus) · University of Chicago · France · d. 3 July 1946

The French philosopher who rebuilds phenomenology around the concept of givenness, and who is also known for his readings of Descartes. A member of the Académie française.

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Life: b. 3 July 1946 — living
Country: France
Period: Contemporary
School: Phenomenology
Affiliation: Paris-Sorbonne University (emeritus) · University of Chicago
Areas: Phenomenology, Metaphysics, Philosophy of religion, Descartes studies
Major works: God Without Being (1982)
Reduction and Givenness (1989)
Being Given (1997)
The Erotic Phenomenon (2003)
Key concepts: Saturated phenomenon, Givenness, Idol and icon, Critique of onto-theology

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