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What are the most employable areas of philosophy? Anonymous Mon Jun 29 00:19:20 2020 No.15728498 [View]
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I'm asking about what is likely to increase your odds of getting a tenure track job in philosophy. My own interests are:
>Spinoza
>Kant
>Hegel
>Philosophy of Mind
My sense is that through Kant, I have the excuse to study on the side a much wider range of philosophy and literature than anything else, while also ending up fairly employable. I'm taking philosophy and literature so I will have a background in translation as well.

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