This is an oral history transcript that chronicles the life and work of Edward W. Strong, a philosopher, professor, and chancellor at the University of California, Berkeley. The interviews were conducted in 1988 and provide a detailed account of Strong's academic career and leadership at the university during a period of significant change.

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