Anne FREMAUX, PhD

Doctor of Philosophy, Continental Philosophy, Political Ecology

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Email : [email protected]

CURRENT STATUS

Visiting Research Fellow, Queen’s University Belfast, UK

PERSONAL PROFILE

Doctor of Philosophy offering a wealth of knowledge in continental philosophy, Critical theory and environmental environmental humanities

HIGHLIGHTS

Accomplished, experienced and committed teacher
Inspiring lecturer, engaging public speaker
Published author (academic and fiction)
Creative, innovative and critical thinking
Applied ethics and philosophy for our present time
Active and participatory learning educational skills

ACCOMPLISHMENTS

Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in the field of political ecology, social philosophy and environmental studies.

Awarded with the AGREGATION OF PHILOSOPHY (High School and University Teaching Grade in France for Philosophy) in 2009

Awarded with the CAPES OF PHILOSOPHY (General Certification in High School Teaching in France for Philosophy) in 2003 EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

EMPLOYMENT HISTORY

2003 – 2011

Civil Servant – Teacher in Philosophy

High schools (full time, preparation for the high school exit test) French Ministry of Education, France, Region of Grenoble (académie de Grenoble)

2003 – 2011

Assistant/Substitute Lecturer in Philosophy (part-time)

University of Grenoble – Grenoble, France (38). Teaching in a wide range of subjects: methodology, culture and nature, Critical theory, ethics and economics, French Philosophy, Social and Moral Philosophy, philosophy of Science, etc.

2003 – 2011

Committee Member and Lecturer for the SAP (Alpine Society of Philosophy) – Grenoble, France. Conferences given in private corporations (Hewlett-Packard, ST microelectronics, Siemens) on various topics: ‘The economic Barbary’, ‘The evolution of labour’, ‘Ecology and Philosophy’, ‘technology & science”, ‘Utopia’, ‘Economics & Ethics’, ‘The value of nature’, etc.

2008 – 2011

Examiner (Philosophy) for the entrance to High Business Schools (ESSEC-EDHEC)

EDUCATION

2013 – 2018

Thesis in Political ecology and environmental studies, School of History, Anthropology, Philosophy and Politics (Queen’s University, Belfast, UK).

Thesis Title: ‘Towards a Critical Theory of the Anthropocene: A Post-Growth, post-anthropocentric, post-(ne)liberal Green Republican Analysis’
Supervisor: Professor John Barry
Summary: This thesis articulates theoretical positions in the field of environmental ethics and politics. It addresses issues in normative ethical thinking and political philosophy and contends a Post-Growth, Post-Anthropocentric and Post-Capitalist Republican Green Theory in order to ensure the transition away from unsustainability in a “climate changed”, “carbon-constrained” and finite world.
Due for publication (Palgrave, March 2019)
2009 – 2010

A one-year study in political science preparing for the French National School of Administration (ENA). Grade: eligible for the orals, Institute for Political Science (IEP) Grenoble, France

1997 – 2004

Studies in Philosophy

A Pre-Doctoral degree (DEA) in Moral and political Philosophy, grade: ‘very good’, Université Pierre Mendès France, Grenoble, France

A Master’s degree (Maîtrise) in Epistemology, Metaphysics and Ontology, grade: ‘good’, Université Pierre Mendès France, Grenoble, France

A Bachelor’s degree in Philosophy, grade ‘good’, Université Pierre Mendès France, Grenoble, France
1992 – 1995

High Business School Diploma (Ecole Supérieure Libre des Sciences Commerciales Appliquées ESLSCA), Paris 7, France. A three-year course in management, finance, economics, marketing and international private law. Degree equivalent to MBA.

1990 – 1992

A 2-year preparation for Higher Education Institutes (‘prépa HEC’), Lycée Claude Monnet, Paris 13°, France.

1990

Baccalauréat C – High School exit test (major: Mathematics and Physics)

LANGUAGES

French: mother tongue
English: Fluent reading/writing/speaking
German: B1(grade of the Common European Framework)
Spanish: A2 (grade of the Common European Framework)
PUBLICATIONS

BOOKS:

(2019) After The Anthropocene: Green Republicanism in a Post-Capitalist World. New York: Palgrave.

(2016). L’ère du Levant. Yutz: Rroyzz éditions. A science-fiction novel on transhumanism, posthumanism (artificial intelligence), NBIC (nano-bio-info-cogno) revolution and the ecological crisis: – See 1st Chapter translated in English: http://fremauxanne.wixsite.com/mysite/1st-chapter-extract

(2011). La nécessité d’une écologie radicale. La pensée à l’épreuve des problèmes environnementaux. Paris: Sang de la Terre. An ethico-political and philosophical essay on the ecological crisis: This book addresses the changes the Western world needs to implement in order to face the current ecological challenge that will take place into three interconnected grounds: the subjectivity of the desiring individual (need for ‘new subjectivities’); the social and political life (post-growth/degrowth political and economic framework) and at last, anthropology and the place of human species in the whole ecosystem (post-anthropocentrism and ecological humanism).
PEER-REFERRED ARTICLES AND CHAPTERS

In English:

(2019) ‘The return of nature in the Anthropocene. A critique of the ecomodernist ‘good Anthropocene’’ (Chapter 1). In Rethinking the Environment for the Anthropocene – Political Theory and Socionatural Relations in the New Geological Epoch, edited by Manuel Arias-Maldonado and Zev Trachtenberg. London, UK: Routledge.

(Fremaux & Barry 2019)- ‘The ‘Anthropocene’ in Green Political Theory: Rethinking Environmentalism’ (Chapter 4). In Anthropocene Encounters: New Directions in Green Political Thinking, edited by F.H.B. Biermann& Eva Lövbrand. Cambridge, MA: MIT Press.
(2019) The value of nature A Critical Account of Anthropocentrism in Politics, The New Polis Publication. Retrieved from http://thenewpolis.com/2019/02/19/the-value-of-nature-a-critical-account-of-anthropocentrism-in-politics-part-1-anne-fremaux/
In French:

(2018) Pour un Bon Usage de l’Utopie dans l’Anthropocène, Revue du MAUSS Permanente, 31 Août 2018. Retrieved from: Revue du MAUSS Permanente, 20 Avril 2017. Retrieved from: https://www.journaldumauss.net/?La-religion-du-progres-dans-l-Anthropocene-croissance-consommation-et-geo

(2017) ‘Pour un Bon Usage de l’Utopie dans l’Anthropocène’, Revue du MAUSS Permanente, 20 Avril 2017. Retrieved from: https://www.journaldumauss.net/?Pour-un-bon-usage-de-l-utopie-dans

(2016) Le Regard des Enfants d’Idoméni et d’Ailleurs: Lévinas et la Crise Migratoire, Revue du MAUSS Permanente, 09 Mai 2016. Retrieved from: https://www.journaldumauss.net/?Le-regard-des-enfants-d-Idomeni-et

(2014) La Décroissance et l’Idée de Progrès: entre Progressisme et Conservatisme Critiques’, Revue du MAUSS Permanente, 03 Novembre 2014. Retrieved from: https://www.journaldumauss.net/?La-decroissance-et-l-idee-de

(2014) L’horizon postdémocratique et la crise écologique- Postdemocratic horizon and ecological crisis, Écologie & Politique n° 49/2014, Sep 30, 2014.

Other articles are available on: https://qub.academia.edu/AnneFremaux
REFERENCES

Prof John Barry, Queen’s University of Belfast (UK)

Office: +44 (0) 28 9097 2546
Email: [email protected]
Dr Patrick Curry BA, M.Sc, PhD, University of Wales (UK)
Office: +44(0)20 7603-7835
Email: [email protected]
Dr Fabian Schuppert, Queen’s University of Belfast (UK)

Office: +44 (0)28 9097 3587
Email: [email protected]