The Great Philosophers

Plato, Myles Burnyeat (Professor of Ancient Philosophy, University of Cambridge); Aristotle, Martha Nussbaum (Professor of Philosophy and Classics, Brown University); medieval philosophy, Anthony Kenny (Master of Balliol College, University of Oxford); Descartes, Bernard Williams (Professor of Philosophy, University of California); Spinoza and Leibniz, Anthony Quinton (Chairman of the British Library); Locke and Berkeley, Michael Ayers (Fellow of Wadham College, University of Oxford); Hume, John Passmore (Emeritus Professor of Philosophy, Australian National University); Kant, Geoffrey Warnock (Principal of Hertford College, University of Oxford); Hegel and Marx, Peter Singer (Professor of Philosophy, Monash University); Schopenhauer, Frederick Copleston (Emeritus Professor of the History of Philosophy, University of London); Nietzsche, J.P.Stern (Professor of German, University of London); Husserl, Heidegger and modern existentialism, Hubert Dreyfus (Professor of Philosophy, University of California); the American pragmatists, Sidney Morgenbesser (Professor of Philosophy, Columbia University); Frege, Russell and modern logic, A.J.Ayer (formerly Professor of Logic, University of Oxford); Wittgenstein, (John Searle, Professor of Philosophy, University of California).