Dr. Jean Marc Narbonne

Professor

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Biography

Jean-Marc Narbonne is a full professor at the Faculty of Philosophy at Laval University. He holds the Canada Research Chair in Critical Antiquity and Emerging Modernity. With a focus on Greek philosophy, his work explores the influence of critical Greek thought—political, aesthetic, and metaphysical—on the subsequent development of Western culture. He has directed international research projects, notably Raison et Révélation, involving over thirty researchers across seven partner institutions on three continents. He has numerous publications, including works on Plotinus, aesthetic theories, and the nature of democracy in ancient Greece. Narbonne is also an active educator and has supervised several graduate students, teaching courses on Aristotle, Plotinus, and Greek aesthetics. His academic contributions and leadership in philosophy have earned him recognition, including awards for his innovative research and literature in the field.

Research Interests

Experience

Full Professor

1999-01-01 — Present

Laval University • Quebec

Teaching and research in ancient philosophy.

Director

1997-01-01 — Present

Zêtêzis Collection, Laval University Press • Quebec

Overseeing publication and promotion of philosophical texts.

Chair

2015-01-01 — 2022-01-01

Canada Research Chair in Critical Antiquity and Emerging Modernity • Quebec

Research focused on the intersection of ancient thought and modern critical perspectives.

Requirements for Laval University

Master Program
Requirements
GPA Requirement
Required:3.22
IELTS
Overall
Required:6.5
TOEFL
Total
Required:79
PTE
Overall
Required:53
Prerequisites
Bachelor's degree in business or related field Basic college-level mathematics
Application Checklist
  • Resume
  • Letter of intent
  • Academic transcripts
  • French proficiency test results (TCF/TFI)
Specialization Notes

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