When was Michel Weber born and where did he study applied economics?
Michel Weber was born in 1963. He began his academic journey studying applied economics at the Saint-Louis University in Brussels.
Michel Weber was born in 1963. He began his academic journey studying applied economics at the Saint-Louis University in Brussels.
Michel Weber earned his doctorate four years after completing his licencié en philosophie in 1991, which means he finished it in 1995. His doctoral thesis examined Alfred North Whitehead's concepts of intuition under the title Intuition pré-systématique et intuition ontologique chez Alfred North Whitehead.
In 2000, Michel Weber created two scholarly societies named Chromatiques whiteheadiennes and the Whitehead Psychology Nexus with support from François Beets and Paul Gochet. These groups were established to federate research on different aspects of A. N. Whitehead's thought.
Since 2004, Michel Weber has been Editorial Director of the series Chromatiques whiteheadiennes for Ontos Verlag in Frankfurt. He also co-edits the Chromatikon Yearbook of Philosophy in Process, which appears through Presses universitaires de Louvain.
Michel Weber published a monograph titled La dialectique de l'intuition chez A. N. Whitehead in 2000. The Belgian Royal Academy awarded this work a prize that same year.
Recent publications by Michel Weber include Covid-19(84) ou La vérité (politique) du mensonge sanitaire appearing in 2020 and Pouvoir de la décroissance et décroissance du pouvoir: Penser le totalitarisme sanitaire following in 2021. These texts explore pandemic-related political theories and their implications alongside works like Les Fins de l'histoire published in 2023.