Daniel Frey
Biographic Data
| ID | 3595265 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Daniel Frey |
| GIVEN NAMES | Daniel |
| FAMILY NAME | Frey |
| SIGNATURE | FREY D |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université de Strasbourg |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-4172-3489 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 15 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 41 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 15 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2000 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Psychanalyse et herméneutique de Paul Ricœur: Contexte et enjeux
Retour sur une véhémence: Ce que c’est que la France toute catholique sous le règne de Louis le Grand
La religion dans l’œuvre de Ricœur. Dialogue avec Yasuhiko Sugimura
Yasuhiko Sugimura’s review of my book La Religion dans la philosophie (Hermann, 2021) for the present issue of Études Ricœuriennes / Ricoeur Studies affords me an opportunity to return to my intention in this work. I verify the heuristic hypothesis that the complex relationship that Ricoeur’s philosophy established with religion can be explained by a process of secularization [laïcisation] of Ricoeur’s religious convictions. In dialogue with the …
Biographies
Kinship, gender and the spiritual economy in medieval Central European Towns
The present contribution starts from the debate about kinship as a social institution in medieval Europe initiated by Jack Goody's pioneering anthropological work in the 1980s and drawn upon by historians and anthropologists alike. We focus on the aspect of the allegedly systematic separation of kinship from the organization of memory of the dead brought about by the establishment of Christianity. However, throughout the European Middle Ages fami…
One more tool for the food aid toolbox? Experimental evidence on food aid packaging
What Is the Epistemic Function of Highly Idealized Agent-Based Models of Scientific Inquiry
In this paper we examine the epistemic value of highly idealized agent-based models (ABMs) of social aspects of scientific inquiry. On the one hand, we argue that taking the results of such simulations as informative of actual scientific inquiry is unwarranted, at least for the class of models proposed in recent literature. Moreover, we argue that a weaker approach, which takes these models as providing only “how-possibly” explanations, does not …
Robustness and Idealizations in Agent-Based Models of Scientific Interaction
The article presents an agent-based model (ABM) of scientific interaction aimed at examining how different degrees of connectedness of scientists impact their efficiency in knowledge acquisition. The model is built on the basis of Zollman’s ([2010]) ABM by changing some of its idealizing assumptions that concern the representation of the central notions underlying the model: epistemic success of the rivalling scientific theories, scientific inter…
Paul Ricœur, philosophe et protestant
EnglishPaul Ricœur claimed a secular thinking but never denied being protestant and the religious grounding of his questions. His early work on the will in particular are characterized by Christian existentialism. francaisPaul Ricœur revendiquait une pensee laique mais n’a jamais renie le protestant en lui, c’est-a-dire l’ancrage religieux de ses interrogations. Ses travaux de jeunesse sur la volonte, en particulier, sont marques par un existenti…
Comment justifie-t-on une croyance religieuse ? Retour sur le débat épistémologique entre William James et William Clifford
En revenant sur le débat épistémologique entre James et Clifford, dont l'issue semble favorable au premier, la présente étude entend montrer qu'une épistémologie de la croyance religieuse bien comprise, c'est-à-dire qui ne cherche ni à justifier rationnellement les croyances religieuses ni à les condamner, ne peut que tenter de décrire l'entrelacement des raisons de croire et de la volonté de croire par lesquels les sujets légitiment leurs croyan…
La croyance de l'enfant selon Rousseau. Émile à la lumière des philosophie et psychologie de la religion
L'intérêt des pages que Rousseau consacre à la croyance de l'enfant, dans l'Émile, a souvent été ignoré en raison de la fameuse Profession de foi du Vicaire savoyard qu'elles ont pourtant pour fonction d'introduire. En quittant la perspective étroite des études rousseauistes pour adopter la double perspective de la psychologie de la religion et de la philosophie de la religion, cette étude cherche à expliquer et à discuter la thèse de Rousseau se…
La Profession de foi de Jean-Jacques Rousseau
The Profession of faith of the Savoyard vicar indisputably is that of Rousseau himself. This paper shows that in this profession the philosopher lays out his religious thought in a more systematic way than in his other writings. Starting with the tragic problem of religious intolerance, he defends the possibility to know God by means of a natural theology opposed both to atheist materialism and to the claim of whatever revelation. However, the pr…
Religion et régénération de la liberté dans l'oeuvre de Paul Ricoeur
Dans sa Philosophie de la volonté, Paul Ricoeur a désigné la liberté humaine comme caractéristique fondamentale de l'homme. Dans le sillage d'Emmanuel Kant et de sa Religion dans les limites de la simple raison, il a toutefois fortement souligné le caractère indisponible de cette liberté, aussi bien au regard de la raison pratique que de la religion chrétienne. Aux yeux de Ricoeur, c'est la religion, davantage que la raison pratique, qui constitu…
Engineering Design Thinking, Teaching, and Learning
This paper is based on the premises that the purpose of engineering education is to graduate engineers who can design, and that design thinking is complex. The paper begins by briefly reviewing the history and role of design in the engineering curriculum. Several dimensions of design thinking are then detailed, explaining why design is hard to learn and harder still to teach, and outlining the research available on how well design thinking skills…
Paul Ricœur, lecteur du Grand Code
The biblical hermeneutics of Paul Ricœur has for a long time been characterized by a model of comprehension within which (structural) explanation was a strong exigiency. This model was due to the fact that his general hermenutics of texts had the Leitmotiv «to explain in order to understand ». Through reading the work of N. F rye (The Great Code), the philosopher moves to a more flexible, model of comprehension : to understand is now a joint act …
Robustness and Idealizations in Agent-Based Models of Scientific Interaction
The article presents an agent-based model (ABM) of scientific interaction aimed at examining how different degrees of connectedness of scientists impact their efficiency in knowledge acquisition. The model is built on the basis of Zollman’s ([2010]) ABM by changing some of its idealizing assumptions that concern the representation of the central notions underlying the model: epistemic success of the rivalling scientific theories, scientific inter…
What Is the Epistemic Function of Highly Idealized Agent-Based Models of Scientific Inquiry
In this paper we examine the epistemic value of highly idealized agent-based models (ABMs) of social aspects of scientific inquiry. On the one hand, we argue that taking the results of such simulations as informative of actual scientific inquiry is unwarranted, at least for the class of models proposed in recent literature. Moreover, we argue that a weaker approach, which takes these models as providing only “how-possibly” explanations, does not …
Kinship, gender and the spiritual economy in medieval Central European Towns
The present contribution starts from the debate about kinship as a social institution in medieval Europe initiated by Jack Goody's pioneering anthropological work in the 1980s and drawn upon by historians and anthropologists alike. We focus on the aspect of the allegedly systematic separation of kinship from the organization of memory of the dead brought about by the establishment of Christianity. However, throughout the European Middle Ages fami…
La Profession de foi de Jean-Jacques Rousseau
The Profession of faith of the Savoyard vicar indisputably is that of Rousseau himself. This paper shows that in this profession the philosopher lays out his religious thought in a more systematic way than in his other writings. Starting with the tragic problem of religious intolerance, he defends the possibility to know God by means of a natural theology opposed both to atheist materialism and to the claim of whatever revelation. However, the pr…
Paul Ricœur, lecteur du Grand Code
The biblical hermeneutics of Paul Ricœur has for a long time been characterized by a model of comprehension within which (structural) explanation was a strong exigiency. This model was due to the fact that his general hermenutics of texts had the Leitmotiv «to explain in order to understand ». Through reading the work of N. F rye (The Great Code), the philosopher moves to a more flexible, model of comprehension : to understand is now a joint act …
Engineering Design Thinking, Teaching, and Learning
This paper is based on the premises that the purpose of engineering education is to graduate engineers who can design, and that design thinking is complex. The paper begins by briefly reviewing the history and role of design in the engineering curriculum. Several dimensions of design thinking are then detailed, explaining why design is hard to learn and harder still to teach, and outlining the research available on how well design thinking skills…
La Profession de foi de Jean-Jacques Rousseau
The Profession of faith of the Savoyard vicar indisputably is that of Rousseau himself. This paper shows that in this profession the philosopher lays out his religious thought in a more systematic way than in his other writings. Starting with the tragic problem of religious intolerance, he defends the possibility to know God by means of a natural theology opposed both to atheist materialism and to the claim of whatever revelation. However, the pr…
Religion et régénération de la liberté dans l'oeuvre de Paul Ricoeur
Dans sa Philosophie de la volonté, Paul Ricoeur a désigné la liberté humaine comme caractéristique fondamentale de l'homme. Dans le sillage d'Emmanuel Kant et de sa Religion dans les limites de la simple raison, il a toutefois fortement souligné le caractère indisponible de cette liberté, aussi bien au regard de la raison pratique que de la religion chrétienne. Aux yeux de Ricoeur, c'est la religion, davantage que la raison pratique, qui constitu…
La croyance de l'enfant selon Rousseau. Émile à la lumière des philosophie et psychologie de la religion
L'intérêt des pages que Rousseau consacre à la croyance de l'enfant, dans l'Émile, a souvent été ignoré en raison de la fameuse Profession de foi du Vicaire savoyard qu'elles ont pourtant pour fonction d'introduire. En quittant la perspective étroite des études rousseauistes pour adopter la double perspective de la psychologie de la religion et de la philosophie de la religion, cette étude cherche à expliquer et à discuter la thèse de Rousseau se…
Comment justifie-t-on une croyance religieuse ? Retour sur le débat épistémologique entre William James et William Clifford
En revenant sur le débat épistémologique entre James et Clifford, dont l'issue semble favorable au premier, la présente étude entend montrer qu'une épistémologie de la croyance religieuse bien comprise, c'est-à-dire qui ne cherche ni à justifier rationnellement les croyances religieuses ni à les condamner, ne peut que tenter de décrire l'entrelacement des raisons de croire et de la volonté de croire par lesquels les sujets légitiment leurs croyan…
Paul Ricœur, philosophe et protestant
EnglishPaul Ricœur claimed a secular thinking but never denied being protestant and the religious grounding of his questions. His early work on the will in particular are characterized by Christian existentialism. francaisPaul Ricœur revendiquait une pensee laique mais n’a jamais renie le protestant en lui, c’est-a-dire l’ancrage religieux de ses interrogations. Ses travaux de jeunesse sur la volonte, en particulier, sont marques par un existenti…
What Is the Epistemic Function of Highly Idealized Agent-Based Models of Scientific Inquiry
In this paper we examine the epistemic value of highly idealized agent-based models (ABMs) of social aspects of scientific inquiry. On the one hand, we argue that taking the results of such simulations as informative of actual scientific inquiry is unwarranted, at least for the class of models proposed in recent literature. Moreover, we argue that a weaker approach, which takes these models as providing only “how-possibly” explanations, does not …
Robustness and Idealizations in Agent-Based Models of Scientific Interaction
The article presents an agent-based model (ABM) of scientific interaction aimed at examining how different degrees of connectedness of scientists impact their efficiency in knowledge acquisition. The model is built on the basis of Zollman’s ([2010]) ABM by changing some of its idealizing assumptions that concern the representation of the central notions underlying the model: epistemic success of the rivalling scientific theories, scientific inter…
One more tool for the food aid toolbox? Experimental evidence on food aid packaging
Kinship, gender and the spiritual economy in medieval Central European Towns
The present contribution starts from the debate about kinship as a social institution in medieval Europe initiated by Jack Goody's pioneering anthropological work in the 1980s and drawn upon by historians and anthropologists alike. We focus on the aspect of the allegedly systematic separation of kinship from the organization of memory of the dead brought about by the establishment of Christianity. However, throughout the European Middle Ages fami…
La religion dans l’œuvre de Ricœur. Dialogue avec Yasuhiko Sugimura
Yasuhiko Sugimura’s review of my book La Religion dans la philosophie (Hermann, 2021) for the present issue of Études Ricœuriennes / Ricoeur Studies affords me an opportunity to return to my intention in this work. I verify the heuristic hypothesis that the complex relationship that Ricoeur’s philosophy established with religion can be explained by a process of secularization [laïcisation] of Ricoeur’s religious convictions. In dialogue with the …
Biographies
Psychanalyse et herméneutique de Paul Ricœur: Contexte et enjeux
Retour sur une véhémence: Ce que c’est que la France toute catholique sous le règne de Louis le Grand
Philosophy (9 works) · Computer Science (6 works) · Epistemology (6 works) · Philosophy (6 works) · Hermeneutics and Narrative Identity (5 works) · Humanities (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Ethnology (3 works) · European Political History Analysis (3 works) · Health, Medicine and Society (3 works)