1. What does American philosophy mean to you?Answers coming soon... Draft version here
2. How did you become an American philosopher?
3. How would you describe your current research?
4. What do you do when you’re not doing American philosophy? <—that’s intentionally open-ended. It could mean “I read lots of Wittgenstein” or it could mean “I’m an amateur pastry chef.” Or both, or neither.
5. What’s your favorite work in American philosophy? What should we all be reading?
Friday, February 27, 2026
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I'm excited to have been invited to participate in the "I am an American Philosopher" interview series. These are my questions:
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Anderson, ch9-11; McDermott, ch11-12; Romano, Part 4. REPORT: Erica , Women in Philosophy... See last time's questions pertaining to Rom...
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Anderson, ch-6-8; McDermott, ch8-10; Romano, Part 3. REPORT: Gary, Pragmatism & 12-step programs I jumped the gun on that question abou...
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Dr. Phil Oliver -- phil.oliver@mtsu.edu James Union Building (JUB) 300 Our course explores American philosophy in the context of American cu...
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