Corine Pelluchon
Corine
Pelluchon
BIO
Corine is a Professor of Philosophy at the Université Gustave Eiffel. She is also a statutory member of the Hannah Arendt Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Political Studies. Her areas of research are moral and political philosophy, as well as medical, environmental, and animal ethics. Corine is an expert on the work of Leo Strauss and Emmanuel Levinas. In her book Éthique de la consideration, she develops an “ethics of virtue”, helping us to deal with the challenges of modern societies. In 2020, she received the Günther Anders Prize for Critical Thinking.
At THE NEW INSTITUTE Corine was involved in the program “The Human Condition in the 21st Century”.
QUESTIONS
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What gives you hope?
The taking into account of ecology and the interest of a growing part of the population, especially amongst young people, for the animal cause are signs of a new age that I call the Age of the Living—in which we accept our common vulnerability and have a relationship with others that is not a relationship of domination. -
How does change happen?
Profound changes take place through a reorganization of one’s representations and one’s values. This has an impact on one’s emotions and one’s behavior. However, often it is a personal crisis or a shock that triggers the questioning of one’s habits and ways, which leads to freeing oneself from alienating traditions and outdated representations. -
What is the best advice you ever got?
Listen to your heart and dare to think for yourself, but sometimes also against yourself, to find the best way to take part in the collective work of building a more sustainable and fairer world, for both human beings and animals.
PUBLICATIONS
Towards a New Enlightenment. The Case for Future - Oriented Humanities, 2022
Les Lumières à l’âge du vivant, 2021
Réparons le monde. Humains, animaux, nature, 2020
Éthique de la consideration, 2018
Manifeste animaliste. Politiser la cause animale, 2017
Les Nourritures. Philosophie du corps politique, 2015 (English: Nourishment: Philosophy of the Political Body)
“Ecology as New Enlightenment”, in: Global Solutions Journal 7, 2021.
LATEST
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Discussion Paper
The Integrative Power of the HumanitiesOut of crises comes the new: flood disasters, drought, heat waves, forest fires and other extreme events are accompanied by great uncertainty - the systemic connection of these crises and the consequences for our future thinking and actions are all too clear. What we need are proposals for sustainable change and new spaces for thinking and action. What we need is increased involvement of the humanities and their integrative power.
Markus Gabriel | Christoph Horn | Anna Katsman | Corine Pelluchon | Ingo Venzke | Wilhelm Krull | Anna Luisa Lippold |
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Policy Brief
The Food of the FutureOur fellow Corine Pelluchon on why we need to rethink the way we produce and consume what we eat. A Policy Brief for the G7.
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interview
Justice for AnimalsCorine Pelluchon on the New Enlightenment.
Corine Pelluchon | The Human Condition in the 21st Century |
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PAPER EDITION
Covid SpecialWe are in this together: An attempt to reflect on the unexpected – the year of the pandemic.
Corine Pelluchon | Geoff Mulgan | Wilhelm Krull | Christoph Möllers | Art |
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interview
Covid and EcologyCorine Pelluchon is Professor for Philosophy, Paris, and incoming fellow THE NEW INSTITUTE
Corine Pelluchon | The Human Condition in the 21st Century | Paper Edition vol.1 |
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book
“Our Carnal and Earthly Constitution”: Corine Pelluchon’s Philosophy of the BodyHow would our perception of ethics and politics change if we were to understand the body as the starting point of our experience?
Corine Pelluchon | The Human Condition in the 21st Century |
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news
Values for the 21st Century – First fellowships at THE NEW INSTITUTETHE NEW INSTITUTE issues its first fellowship call – focusing on “The Foundations of Value and Values”.
Colin Mayer | Markus Gabriel | Sonja Vogt | Corine Pelluchon | Dennis Snower | The Human Condition in the 21st Century |
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essay
Corine Pelluchon – The Capacity to Feel FearWhy is courage a key virtue, especially in the context of the ecological, economic, social and political challenges of the 21st century?
Corine Pelluchon | The Human Condition in the 21st Century |
