Derrida, Newton, Einstein, and Hawking.

The article comments on the paper "The Death of Philosophy," by L. Kirk Hagen in the 2005, Vol. 11, No. 4 issue. Some Hagen's implications regarding recent academic philosophy that might prejudice the less informed reader are quite disturbing. Although it is true that natural sciences were once part of philosophy, philosophy is hardly withering away in their absence. Moreover, it become irrelevant to science.