To Die of Not Writing

This collection by academics from across the world celebrates the contributions of Emmanuel Falque, a leading and influential voice in contemporary French phenomenology and beyond, to the philosophy of religion. Doing Philosophy of Religion with Emmanuel Falque wrestles with central philosophical and theological questions related to death, trauma, transformation, revelation, corporeality, and dwelling while insisting on the essential connection between concept and action, reflection and life.

Pablo Irizar serves as vice president, chief academic officer, and full professor of theology at Newman Theological College in Edmonton, Alberta, where he teaches in the area of church history. He previously held the Endowed Kennedy Smith Chair in Catholic Studies at McGill University in Montreal. He holds a PhD in philosophy (ICP) and a PhD in theology (KU Leuven). Pablo received the Louvain Studies Theology and Religious Studies Research Award in 2020.


Donald Boyce works full-time in gaming and e-sports but is helplessly interested in philosophy for life. He studied philosophy, history, and economics at Wheaton College and holds graduate degrees from Loyola Marymount University and KU Leuven. He teaches business at Southern Methodist University CAPE and has taught philosophy at Pacifica Christian High School. He lives in Los Angeles with his wife and three daughters, who he hopes will someday love Plato as much as he does.


Martin Koci is Assistant Professor at the Institute for Fundamental Theology and Dogmatics of KU Linz, Austria.