Philippe Gagnon

Born in Hull, Quebec, Canada. High school studies at Collège Saint-Alexandre. Collégial (pre-university) at Séminaire Saint-Augustin and Collège de l'Outaouais. Studied theology and philosophy at Dominican College of Philosophy and Theology in Ottawa. Further studies at the Université Laval in Quebec City. PhD in Theology in 2000, with a dissertation on New horizons of thought for a theology of nature between information theory and philosophy of science. Doctor in Philosophy (D.Ph.) in 2005, with a dissertation on the axiological interpretation of cybernetics, and the isomorphic understanding of the structuration of life by the French philosopher of nature and science Raymond Ruyer (1902-1987). Currently Research Professor at Lille Catholic University in the ETHICS Laboratory (EA 7446), as principal researcher for the Chair "Sciences, Technosciences and Faith in the Era of Integral Ecology."

Please visit https://univ-catholille.academia.edu/PhilippeGagnon for recent publications other than monographs.