Thibaut de Saint Maurice has taught philosophy for the past fifteen years in different high schools in France.
His work focuses more particularly on the uses of seriality, as well as on the moral and political issues of TV series. Between 2010 and 2013, he directed the "Culture Pop" collection published by Ellipses.
Since 2011, he has been questioning fiction and everyday life in various columns on France Inter.
In 2018, his interest in serial content led him to found the Paris Podcast Festival: the first French festival entirely dedicated to native podcasts.
Books
de Saint Maurice, T. (2019), Des philosophes et des héros, Paris: First.
Date: 21/3/2019
de Saint Maurice, T. (2010), Philosophie en séries, Saison 2, Paris: Ellipses.
Date: 7/12/2010
de Saint Maurice, T. (2009), Philosophie en séries, Paris: Ellipses.
Date: 20/5/2009
Articles
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de Saint Maurice, T. (Feb. 2017), ‘Élargir la vie : les séries contemporaines’, Le Débat, with Hervé Glévarec, n°194.
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de Saint Maurice, T. (2012), ‘Les fictions de l’ordinaire’, Plages Philo, under the direction of Mathias Leboeuf, Paris: Editions Taillandier.
Book chapters
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de Saint Maurice, T. (2020), ‘Portrait du sériephile en philosophe’, in Alexandre Gefen and Sandra Laugier (eds.) Paris: Editions CNRS.