What's The Use Of Philosophy? by Philip Kitcher
Argues that philosophy’s value lies not in producing final metaphysical truths but in helping us address concrete human problems: by clarifying concepts, critiquing assumptions, framing productive questions, and improving public deliberation and education, philosophical inquiry should be oriented toward making intellectual life more responsive to scientific knowledge and social needs, thereby contributing to better democratic decision‑making and practical progress.
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