Jean Tain | Associate Postgraduate
Former Member
Home Institution
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École Normale Supérieure (Paris)
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Position
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PhD Student
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Disciplines
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Philosophy
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Literature
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Esthetics
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Biography
Born in Clermont-Ferrand (1992).
Preparatory classes (undergraduate intensive course in Humanities) (2010-2012, Nantes).
2012-2013. Philosophy Bachelor (Université Paris IV Sorbonne).
2013-2015. Master's degree in Contemporary Philosophy (École Normale Supérieure-EHESS, Paris). Master Dissertation : "The Shapes of Temporality in Walter Benjamins Proses : One way Street (1928), Thought-Images (1927-1931) et Berlin Childhood around 1900 (1931-1940)". Dissertation Supervisors : Marc Crépon (ENS) et Marc de Launay (ENS, CNRS).
2016. Agrégation de philosophie (competitive examination for teaching philosophy.
2017. Master's degree in Contemporary Literature: Critics and Theory (EHESS, ENS, Paris IV Sorbonne). Second Master Dissertation : "The Poetics of Space in Walter Benjamins short Proses". Under the supervision of Mrs. Mandana Covindassamy.
Since September 2017. PhD Student at the École Normale Supérieure.
Dissertations Theme : The Mediation of Literary Texts in Walter Benjamin's and Theodor W. Adorno's early Writings and further Dialogues. Supervisor: Mrs. Perrine Simon-Nahum (CNRS, ENS).