Cora Diamond, leading philosopher, discusses her contributions to Wittgenstein, logic, mind, language, ethics, and the philosophical inquiry into our relation as humans to other animals. Topics include Murdoch's rejection of traditional philosophy, the role of reactive attitudes, the usefulness of concepts and texts, reflection on experience and progress in philosophy, and Quine's naturalism compared to Murdoch's humanistic approach.

Philosophers Cora Diamond and James Conant discuss the interconnectedness of philosophical topics and the importance of studying philosophy. They explore understanding opponents' perspectives, the role of conclusions and confusion in philosophy, philosophy as a way of life, engaging with the history of philosophy, and the importance of graduate programs in philosophy.