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Runtime: 32 minsNikhil Krishnan discusses the philosophy at Oxford from the turn of the century to the 1960's. The Oxford School of Philosophy evolved significantly throughout the 20th century, initially influenced by British idealism, it transitioned to analytic philosophy, emphasizing precision and clarity. Key figures like John Cook Wilson, Gilbert Ryle, and J.L. Austin shaped its development. The post-war period saw the rise of ordinary language philosophy, focusing on the careful analysis of everyday concepts. Critics like Iris Murdoch and Elizabeth Anscombe challenged its narrow focus, advocating for a broader philosophical approach. By the late 20th century, Oxford philosophy had become more pluralistic and globally connected, maintaining its rigorous and precise style
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Produced in September 2025. Provisional captions.
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