Nicole TAMBOURGI HATEM
Enseignant Cadré - Chargé(e) d'enseignement - DEA (Philosophy)
Faculty of Humanities (FLSH)()
(+961) 1 421 000 ext nicole.hatem@usj.edu.lb
-obtained his Lebanese Baccalaureate in 1975 (good-14th grade in the general ranking)
-began, in 1975, studies in Letters (at the School of Letters) and Political Science (at the USJ)
- interrupted his studies of Letters due to the closure of the School of Letters (due to the war)
- obtained from USJ a Bachelor's degree in political science (with honors, first in class), in 1977, then a Master's degree, in 1979
-began, in 1977, teaching French and history-geography in schools (L'Athénée de Beirut and Saint-Joseph de l'Apparition which lasted 6 years)
- passed the Foreign Affairs exam and was appointed diplomat 12 years later
- began studying philosophy at USJ in 1985 and obtained a bachelor's degree, a master's degree and a DEA in this discipline
- presented her resignation from Foreign Affairs to devote herself to her teaching of philosophy at the USJ where she was placed in 1993; Since then, she has been head of the Philosophy Department several times.
-In 1996, she married the philosopher Jad Hatem
+ Degrees
• Philosophy
• Philosophy
• Philosophy
• political sciences
• political sciences
+ Teaching experience at USJ
-Thinking about ethics: the foundations
-Violence: moral and political questions
-Introduction to philosophy: existence
-Philosophical approach to theater and cinema
-Philosophical anthropology: the self, time, history
-The question of God
-Machiavelli: revolutionary political thought
-Epistemology of the human sciences
+ Expertise field
Art, Humanities, Religious Sciences
+ Research topics
-philosophy of existence
-moral and political philosophy
-philosophy and literature
-philosophy and cinema
-French phenomenology
+ Publications and communications
Charles Morgan in Kierkegaard's mirror, Beirut, Saër el Machrek, 2024
-Polyphony and existential thought in Uncertain Glory by Joan Sales, Beirut, Saër el Machrek, 2024
- Eric Rohmer, Graham Greene and Pascal's bet, Paris, ed. of the Swan, 2016
- “The shared secret”, in J.-F. Lavigne (dir.), Michel Henry. Thought about life and contemporary culture, Paris, Beauchesne, 2006
- “Michel Henry, reader of Kierkegaard’s Concept of Anxiety”, Revue de philosophie de la France et de l’étranger, n° 3/2001
+ Awards and recognition
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