The Ideas of Quine (1977)
Willard Van Orman Quine of Harvard stands as one of the modern world’s most eminent philosophers. In this rare interview conducted by world-renowned author and professor Bryan Magee, Quine discusses his earlier view of himself as a mathematical logician, and his later interest in philosophy in a more general sense—specifically, regarding metaphysics and the philosophy of language.

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Donald Davidson and WVO Quine in Conversation

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Limits of Logic: The Gödel Legacy

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Wittgenstein's Games by A. C. Grayling

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The Full Russell-Copleston Debate on the Existence of God (1948)

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In Conversation with W.V. Quine - The Boolos Panel

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Frank Ramsey: Cambridge’s Unknown Genius

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The End Of Critical Thinking And Rise Of Collective Stupidity - Carlo Cipolla

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Adler on Aristotle (1979)

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In Conversation: W.V. Quine - The Dennett Panel (1994)

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Richard P. Feynman: Probability and Uncertainty; The Quantum Mechanical View of Nature

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Willard Quine - Are There Limits to Knowing (1973)

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The Social Context of Philosophy with Bryan Magee (1977)

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Arthur Schopenhauer's Philosophy - Bryan Magee & Frederick Copleston (1987)

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Donald Davidson - The Davidson, Quine and Strawson Panel

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Quine on What There Is

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Why Does Time Stop at the SPEED OF LIGHT? Feynman's Mind-Blowing Truth

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Marxist Philosophy - Bryan Magee & Charles Taylor (1977)

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Carl Jung: Face to Face - 1959 Interview (Colorized & Remastered)

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Brian Cox: The quantum roots of reality | Full Interview

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