Abstract This commentary documents the early institutional history of the applied philosophy movement in the late twentieth century. It details the structural resistance encountered by early practitioners from dominant analytic philosophy departments and analyzes the institutional mechanisms through which independent pioneering work was co-opted by established academic centers. By introducing a comparative analysis of early editorial criteria, institutional archives, and a

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