Crispin Sartwell, an Associate Professor of Philosophy at Dickinson College and author of 'The Post-Linguistic Turn', dives into the fascinating evolution of philosophy's relationship with language. He discusses the linguistic turn of the 20th century and its profound impact on philosophical thought. Sartwell explores the shift initiated by thinkers like Wittgenstein and Richard Rorty, the decline of the linguistic focus, and how contemporary philosophy is embracing personal narratives. What does the future hold for philosophical inquiries that intertwine language and personal experience?