"I am of the antiquated opinion that philosophy should continue to try answering the questions of Kant: What can I know? What should I know? What can I expect? What is it to be human? However, I'm not sure that philosophy as we know it has a future. Currently, it follows the trend of increasing specialization, like all disciplines. And that's a dead-end street because philosophy should try to explain the whole, to contribute to the rational explanation of our way of understanding ourselves and the world."
Borja Hermoso at El Pais interviews Jurgen Habermas.
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