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Key moments and achievements from Thomas De Koninck's life.
Thomas was born
· Québec, Québec, Canada
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De Koninck pursued advanced studies at Oxford (MA), Laval University (PhD), and Freie Universitat Berlin, building an exceptional intellectual foundation across three of Europes leading philosophical traditions. This multilingual, cross-cultural education shaped his distinctive approach to philosophy.
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De Koninck pursued advanced studies at Oxford (MA), Laval University (PhD), and Freie Universitat Berlin, building an exceptional intellectual foundation across three of Europes leading philosophical traditions. This multilingual, cross-cultural education shaped his distinctive approach to philosophy.
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In 1964, De Koninck joined the faculty of Laval University in Quebec City, where he would teach philosophy for over five decades. His tenure included serving as Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy from 1974 to 1978.
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In 1964, De Koninck joined the faculty of Laval University in Quebec City, where he would teach philosophy for over five decades. His tenure included serving as Dean of the Faculty of Philosophy from 1974 to 1978.
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In 1995, De Koninck published De la dignite humaine, for which he received the Prix La Bruyere de lAcademie francaise, a prestigious literary prize for works on moral philosophy. The book became his most influential work and established him as a leading voice on human dignity.
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In 1995, De Koninck published De la dignite humaine, for which he received the Prix La Bruyere de lAcademie francaise, a prestigious literary prize for works on moral philosophy. The book became his most influential work and established him as a leading voice on human dignity.
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De Koninck was inducted as a member of the Royal Society of Canada in 2002, one of the highest honors for a Canadian scholar. The fellowship recognized his exceptional contributions to philosophical thought and public discourse.
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De Koninck was inducted as a member of the Royal Society of Canada in 2002, one of the highest honors for a Canadian scholar. The fellowship recognized his exceptional contributions to philosophical thought and public discourse.
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In 2005, De Koninck was invested as a member of the Order of Canada, one of the countrys highest civilian honors. The award acknowledged his lasting influence on Canadian intellectual life and his contributions to philosophical understanding of human dignity.
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In 2005, De Koninck was invested as a member of the Order of Canada, one of the countrys highest civilian honors. The award acknowledged his lasting influence on Canadian intellectual life and his contributions to philosophical understanding of human dignity.
Thomas De Koninck passed away
