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Michael Fournier

Associate Professor of Classics

MichaelFournier

Email: Michael.Fournier@dal.ca
Mailing Address: 
Marion McCain Building, Room 2026
 
Research Topics:
  • Ancient atomism
  • Ancient scepticism
  • Neoplatonism
  • Philosophy of mind
  • Medieval philosophy

Education

  • BA, MA (Dal)
  • PhD (Boston College)

Biography

I was raised in Timberlea, Nova Scotia and began my university career at Mount Saint Vincent University. After transferring to 17吃瓜网在线 I completed a BA and then an MA in Classics. My Masters thesis considered the development of Augustinian themes in the Proslogion of Saint Anselm.

I received my PhD in Philosophy from Boston College. In my dissertation I reinterpret the traditional philosophical consolations found in Cicero and Seneca in order to reevaluate their influence on Boethius鈥� Consolation of Philosophy.

Research interests

Current research project

I am writing a book on the philosophy of mind in Lucretius鈥櫬�De rerum natura. The project reconstructs Lucretius鈥� account of the relationship between the atomic swerve and mental phenomena, drawing on contemporary concepts such as self-similarity, emergence, multiple realization, and non-reductive physicalism.