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Conducted by a graduate student at the Jagellonian University in Krakow, the first one, which is quite entertaining, covers his educational background and philosophical development. Others cover his philosophical work: realism and naturalism, biological essentialism, reference and meaning. There are also Parts V and VI to these interviews, which you can find on YouTube.
(Thanks to Steve Stich for the pointer.)
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