Daniel Chartier
Panel member
Daniel Chartier is full
professor at the Université du Québec à Montréal, Research Chair on
Images of the North, Winter and the Arctic and director of the
International Laboratory for Comparative Multidisciplinary Study of
Representations of the North. In recent years, he has published some
twenty books and a hundred articles on the representation of the North,
the Arctic and Winter, Québec, Inuit and Nordic cultures, cultural
pluralism, including The End of Iceland's Innocence (2010), Le lieu du
Nord (2015), Le froid (2018) and a multilingual essay in 14 editions (in
14 languages of the North) on What is the ‘Imagined North’? Ethical
principles. Over the course of his career, he has led many peer-reviewed
projects which led to hundreds of public interventions (books,
articles, chapters, interviews, conferences, communications, conference
organizations). He has lectured in many universities, including Lund,
Paris 3, Paris Sorbonne, Helsinki, Stockholm, Iceland, Greenland, Buenos
Aires, Fribourg, Groningen and Yale.