Qian Jie

Qian Jie

Qian Jie, male, born in May 1956, doctor, Professor, Department of philosophy, Sun Yat sen University. He studied chemistry in Anqing Normal University. Because of his love of philosophy, he graduated from South China Normal University as a graduate student of philosophy of science and Technology (then called "Dialectics of nature"). He obtained a master's degree and stayed in school to teach. In 1990, he studied Kant's epistemology under the influence of Jules Vuillemin, a professor of French Academy. After returning to China in 1996, he continued to teach in South China Normal University. In 1999, he visited Boston College with the support of China program. In 2002, he became a professor and doctoral supervisor of Philosophy Department of Nankai University. In the same year, he went to France again to study Descartes' general mathematics at Paris Sorbonne University. Supported by Piaget foundation, he studied genetic epistemology at the University of Geneva in 2004. He has been teaching in Philosophy Department of Sun Yat sen University since November 2007.

Character experience

Educational experience

After resuming the college entrance examination, he became the first university student after the "Cultural Revolution". He studied chemistry in Anqing Normal University. After graduation, he was admitted as a graduate student of philosophy of science and Technology (then known as "Dialectics of nature") of South China Normal University. After obtaining a master's degree, he stayed in the university to teach. In 1990, he went to the University of Provence (i.e. the first university of Aix Marseilles) in France to study for a doctor's degree

work experience

After returning to China in 1996, he continued to teach in South China Normal University. In 2002, he became a professor and doctoral supervisor in Philosophy Department of Nankai University. Since November 2007, he has been teaching in Philosophy Department of Sun Yat sen University

Research direction

Modern European philosophy, contemporary French phenomenology, history of philosophy of science and theory of occurrence and comparative epistemology.

academic achievements

Original contributions

Thesis:

1. Vouloir dire: creativity or misreading? On Derrida's interpretation of Husserl's phenomenological thinking of the index (Philosophical Studies, No.2, 1998) 2. Ontological interpretation -- an analysis of Merleau Ponty's phenomenology of "body" (Philosophical Studies, No.5 and No.6, 2001) 3. Judgment logic and Kant's metaphysical deduction of category (Philosophical Studies, No.7, 2009) 4. Abductive reasoning: Descartes, Kant and Pierre (Philosophical Studies, No.10, 2003) 5. A comparison between the spatial consciousness theories of Poincare and Kant (dialectics of nature communication, No.3, 1998) 6. Poincare's mathematical intuitionism (dialectics of nature communication, No.2, 2000) 7. The law of repetition of human consciousness and the study of ancient Greek Philosophy (philosophical trends, No.9, 2001) 8. Paradox and truth (Philosophical Studies) Research, No.5, 2000)

Translation:

A guide to Husserl's the origin of geometry (by Derrida, laureate Books)

academic exchange

In 1999, he was funded by the China Program of Boston College in the United States. In 2002, he went to France to study Descartes's "general mathematics" in Paris Sorbonne University. In 2004, he was funded by Piaget foundation to study genetic epistemology in Geneva University. Baidu Encyclopedia content is shared by netizens. If you find your data content inaccurate or incomplete, you are welcome to use your own data Service (free) to participate in the correction. Go to > > now