Philosophy and the University Since 1815: Oral History Transcript, 1967

This transcript records a series of interviews with three leading philosophers who reflect on the changing role of philosophy in the higher education system in the United States over the past two centuries. The interviews offer insights into the social, political, and intellectual forces that have shaped the discipline and its place in the university, as well as the challenges facing philosophy today.

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