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Professional Philosophy and Its Myths, Episode 2 of 4 - Philosophy and Neoliberalism

In this video, Dr. Peña-Guzman and Dr. Spera interview Dr. Brandon Absher about his research on "neoliberal philosophy." Dr. Absher is the author of the book The Rise of Neoliberal Philosophy: Human Capital, Profitable Knowledge, and the Love of Wisdom. Here, they discuss philosophy's relationship to neoliberalism and its place within the neoliberal university.
Dr. Absher's profile: https://www.dyu.edu/directory/david-absher

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