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New Books in Philosophy
Interview with Philosophers about their New Books
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4.3 stars from 113 ratings
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“What the title (and other reviewers) said. I’m a philosophy professor and love the content but, for god’s sake, PLEASE edit out the interviewers incessant “um”s! The only reason that the podcast is bearable is that the interviews speak better.”
Gaal Dornick via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
05/18/21
Best academic philosophy podcast
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“This podcast is among the best online resources for those who want or need to stay updated on the field of contemporary philosophy. Though it’s by nature (much) less comprehensive, I’d say it’s on par with other essentials like NDPR, Philpapers and the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.”
Ainar MS via Apple Podcasts ·
Norway ·
05/13/21
Unrivaled depth for a podcast
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“Podcasts that interview people and claim to examine complex and interesting topics are a dime a dozen, but 99% of them never go deeper than the surface level version of the topics. The New Books Network is uniquely different, and New Books In Philosophy is the best of the New Books...”Read full review »
Selylidne via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
06/14/20
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