Edited sentence: " However one should worry about the abusive use of the designation with those currently too marginal for the academic establishment; philosophy not being an empirical science, academics can easily tag as pseudophilosophers people otherwise rigorous but operating outside the confines of its establishments --academic establishments  wanting to protect their own interests.Academia has sometimes denied the title of "philosopher" to certain people.In other words the term pseudophilosopher should not be used as a tag for "nonacademic philosophers".It was only in Hegel's time that it started taking its modern, university form.One must recall that philosophy has taken various institutional forms over the centuries, starting from the Epicurian' gardens and other Schools.Since Hegel, philosophy has thus been linked to the University, and mainly takes place into this institution.The College was created "from a non-governmental origin, with an international span, an institution which is not destined to oppose itself, but to balance, question, open, occupy margins ; where we would privilege unfrequent approaches or yet unlegitimized by the university approaches, new objects, new themes, new fields; where we would treat more of intersections than of academic disciplines".The foundation of the International College of Philosophy in 1983 by Jacques Derrida, François Châtelet and others, specifically had the aim of creating a non-institutional place for philosophy, where new paths could be explored.Therefore, it has sometimes denied the title of philosophy to popular books written outside its credentials, sometimes for good reasons, sometimes not