81. Fighting Terrorism With Democracy article Posted October 3, 2002. Fighting Terrorism With Democracy. by richard rorty. about. richard rorty. richard rorty is the author http://www.thenation.com/doc.mhtml?i=20021021&s=rorty

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83. Richard Rorty And Brian Eno richard rorty and Brian Eno by Gregory Taylor. In fact, I don t think Eno s antiessentialism would be as articulate without richard rorty s writings. http://music.hyperreal.org/artists/brian_eno/rorty.html

Richard Rorty and Brian Eno by Gregory Taylor Richard Rorty's career bears some superficial resemblances to Eno's, in that he begins his career in a position in which he's essentially located somewhere in the "mainstream" (as Eno's first exposure occurs in the context of British "pop" music with Roxy Music), at some point heads off in what seems to be a radically different sort of territory (which leaves some of his philosophical colleagues longing out loud for his "early stuff"), and in the process finds himself drawn into quite another set of alignments. And - this is more of a stretch - *both* Rorty and Eno are in some respects interested in looking at the work of "non-practitioners" - the notion that one occasionally finds novel solutions to a given dilemma by consulting people who are "nonmusicians" or "nonphilosophers." When asked about his work, many philosophers (those in the Anglo-American tradition, anyway) will generally say something supportive about his earlier work as one of the major American analytic philosophers. They're referring to his work in the philosophy of mind, language, and truth, and will usually mention his 1979 book "Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature." But of late, his interest for folks like Eno and people interested in cultural studies and literary theory begins when he pretty much completely repudiated his earlier analytic work for a kind of pragmatism which is a lot more in sync with the philosophical positions of continental European philosophers and theorists such as Heidegger, Derrida, Lyotard, Habermas, and Foucault.

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85. Words About Words - Richard Rorty richard rorty Truth is simply a compliment paid to sentences seen to be paying their way. —New York Times Magazine, 1990 The world does not speak. http://www.wordspy.com/waw/Rorty-Richard.asp

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87. Truth 13. Engel, Pascal, Truth, Acumen Press, 2002, 184pp, $22.95 (pbk), ISBN 1902683579. Reviewed by richard rorty Stanford University. http://ndpr.icaap.org/content/archives/2003/3/rorty-engel.html

Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews 2003.03.13 Engel, Pascal, Truth , Acumen Press, 2002, 184pp, $22.95 (pbk), ISBN 1902683579. Reviewed by: Richard Rorty Stanford University Pascal Engel, who teaches at the Sorbonne, is one of the leading figures in the ongoing attempt to make the disciplinary matrix of French philosophy more like that of Anglo-American philosophy, and to get French philosophers to take seriously the problems discussed by their Anglophone colleagues. In this book, he offers a clear, succinct, and very useful review of discussions of the concept of truth by such figures as Moore, Ramsey, Strawson, Davidson, Wright, Rorty, Horwich, and Putnam. Engel agrees with Wright, if we described the practice of a community who had a device of assertion without mentioning that assertions aim at truth, or if we described people as having beliefs without these aiming at truth, our description would be incomplete and inadequate. (92) realist truth does not imply a minimalism about truth- aptness The first set of arguments relies on the reader agreeing that it would be absurd to abandon a certain intuition. The second rely on her agreeing that it would be absurd to claim that a certain long-lasting philosophical debate should never have been begun. Neither can be conclusive, since a hardened bullet-biter will always try to make a virtue of necessity. He will urge that letting go of certain intuitions, or letting certain debates lapse, is the price of intellectual progress. Arguments about what does and does not constitute such progress are about as inconclusive as philosophical arguments can get.

88. Empirical Stance $30.00 (hbk), ISBN 0300-08874-4. Reviewed by richard rorty Stanford University. The Dwight Harrington Terry Foundation Lectures on http://ndpr.icaap.org/content/archives/2002/7/rorty-vanfraassen.html

Notre Dame Philosophical Reviews 2002.07.07 Van Fraassen, Bas C., The Empirical Stance , Yale University Press, 2002, 304pp, $30.00 (hbk), ISBN 0-300-08874-4. Reviewed by: Richard Rorty Stanford University Sola Scriptura Sola Experientia . The Jesuits were right in saying that Scripture without tradition is indefinitely flexible, and therefore cannot serve as a criterion for choice among alternative traditions. T. H. Green, Sellars, and Feyerabend were right to insist that experience without a descriptive vocabulary is blind, and thus incapable of providing a criterion for choice among alternative conceptual repertoires. Presumably van Fraassen would say that the emotions which were indispensable to effecting conversion from Catholicism to Protestantism were of the same sort as those that facilitated the switch from Aristotelian to Galilean descriptions of motion. Sola Scriptura or Sola Experientia should not ISSN: 1538 - 1617

89. Rorty QUOTATIONS BY PHILOSOPHER. Some philosophical insights taken from . . . richard rorty. richard rorty, Hermeneutics, General Studies, and Teaching . http://userwww.service.emory.edu/~eusher/quotes/rorty.html

Philosophical and Psychological Foundations of Education QUOTATIONS BY PHILOSOPHER Some philosophical insights taken from . . . RICHARD RORTY Home My Educational Philosophy Quotations by Topic Aristotle ... A Century of Contributions Excerpts from "Hermeneutics, General Studies, and Teaching" We need to see education not as helping to get us in touch with something non-human called Truth or Reality, but rather in touch with our own potentialities. ~ Richard Rorty, "Hermeneutics, General Studies, and Teaching" To say that there really are objective values out there, that there is a moral reality to be corresponded with, seems as pointless as saying that God is on our side. ~ Richard Rorty, "Hermeneutics, General Studies, and Teaching" Humanistic learning and laboratory science are both intellectually liberating, simply because any way to unblock the road of inquiry, to prevent thought from being imprisoned within a single vocabulary, is liberating. ~ Richard Rorty, "Hermeneutics, General Studies, and Teaching"

90. LRB | Richard Rorty : To The Sunlit Uplands To the Sunlit Uplands. richard rorty. Footnotes. * Reviewed in the LRB by Jonathan Rée (24 January). richard rorty teaches at Stanford. http://www.lrb.co.uk/v24/n21/rort01_.html

HOME SUBSCRIBE LOGIN CONTACTS ... LONDON REVIEW BOOKSHOP Quick Search Subscriber registration Subscribers to the LRB currently get free access to the full content of the magazine in an online edition. If you are a subscriber and would like to register for online access click here If you are already registered you can log in from our login page If you would like further information about subscribing to the LRB click here LRB Vol. 24 No. 21 dated 31 October 2002 Richard Rorty printable layout tell a friend To the Sunlit Uplands Richard Rorty Truth and Truthfulness: An Essay in Genealogy 'Spinozist' used to be what 'Postmodernist' is now, the worst thing one intellectual could call another. For reasons explained in Jonathan Israel's fascinating The Radical Enlightenment ,* there was, in 1680, a simple litmus test for intellectual and moral responsibility. You failed this test if you believed, as Spinoza did, that motion is intrinsic to matter, for that would imply that God didn't have to give it a nudge. From there it is a short step to Spinoza's conclusion that 'God's decrees and commandments, and consequently God's Providence are, in truth, nothing but Nature's order.' In those days, if you defended the absurdly counter-intuitive claim that matter could move all by itself, it was clear you could hardly be expected to have any moral scruples or intellectual conscience. You were frivolously dissolving the social glue that held Christendom together. You represented the same sort of danger to moral and intellectual virtue as Arians had posed, in the days of St Augustine, by arguing that although Christ was certainly of a

91. VII. Richard Rorty L’ethnocentrisme Et La Possibilité De La Critique Translate this page JEAN-PIERRE COMETTI LE PHILOSOPHE ET LA POULE DE KIRCHER. SOMMAIRE. VII. richard rorty L’ethnocentrisme et la possibilité de la critique. http://www.lyber-eclat.net/lyber/cometti/7rorty.html

JEAN-PIERRE COMETTI LE PHILOSOPHE ET LA POULE DE KIRCHER SOMMAIRE VII Richard Rorty de la critique R. Rorty Why Reason can't be naturalized a priori ordinaires Gorgias ethnocentrisme leur interdisant de tenir leurs valeurs pour les seules a fortiori les seules vraies le leur mieux croyance en un mieux nous 1. R. Rorty , in Lire Rorty op. cit. 2. H. Putnam, Pourquoi ne peut-on pas naturaliser la raison Lire Rorty op. cit. 4. R. Rorty, Objectivism, Relativism, and Truth op. cit. 5. T. McCarthy, cit. Objectivism, Relativism and Truth op. cit. , où l'on peut lire: «"La philosophie" est précisément ce dont une culture devient capable lorsqu'elle cesse de se définir en termes de règles explicites et devient assez désœuvrée et civilisée pour s'en remettre à un savoir-faire non explicite, pour remplacer la codification, par la 7. Dewey, Outlines of a Critical Theory of Ethics The Early Works , vol. 3, Carbonsdale, Southern Illinois Press. 8. R. Rorty, in Lire Rorty op. cit.

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93. Richard Rorty Address, The Communitarian Impulse - CC's 125th Anniversary Sympos the same title. by. richard rorty. What I have to out of the reach of the masses. © 1999 by richard rorty. Return to Transcripts Page. http://www.cc.colorado.edu/academics/anniversary/Transcripts/RortyTXT.htm

The Communitarian Impulse Colorado College's 125th Anniversary Symposium Cultures in the 21st Century: Conflicts and Convergences Delivered at Colorado College on February 5, 1999 at 3:00 PM in a discussion forum with the same title. by Richard Rorty What I have to say about Huntington’s book is substantially what Roy Mottahadeh said last night in the last sentence of his remarks when he quoted Huntington as saying, "It would be immoral of the West to shove its stuff on the rest of the world." And Roy said, "It would be immoral not to!" So I’m going to be supporting that proposition. Suppose that both sorts of checks stopped being written, not for lack of money, but because Westerners had ceased to care. Suppose that our grandchildren are surprised that such checks ever were written and wonder why the money was not used to diminish suffering closer to home. Then the worst we’ll be is in a situation like that described by Philip Larkin in the last stanza of his poem, "Homage to a Government." I quote Larkin: "Next year we shall be living in a country that brought its soldiers home for lack of money. The statues will be standing in the same tree-muffled squares and look nearly the same. Our children will not know it’s a different country. All we can hope to leave them now is money." Substitute "put away our checkbooks for lack of fellow feeling" for "brought its soldiers home for lack of money," and you see what I’m driving at.

94. Aurora Forum: Events Presenter richard rorty. richard rorty (b. 1931) was educated at the University of Chicago and earned his Ph.D. in philosophy at Yale in 1956. http://auroraforum.org/events/rrorty.asp

Sat August 14: Summer Symposium: Waging Peace: Practical Alternatives to a Violent World with Arun Gandhi, James Gilligan, Frances Moore Lappé, and Michael Nagler Talking Right and Left: The Language of Politics Watch the video archive Support Aurora Forum Give a Gift or Buy a Book Aurora Forum Continuing Studies 482 Galvez Street Stanford, CA 94305-6079 auroraforum@stanford.edu Stanford University Home National Pride, National Shame Presenter: Richard Rorty Richard Rorty (b. 1931) was educated at the University of Chicago and earned his Ph.D. in philosophy at Yale in 1956. He went on to become one of the most original and provocative voices in the history of American thought. He joined the Stanford comparative literature faculty in 1998 after teaching at Wellesley College, Princeton, and the University of Virginia. Among his many influential books are Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature Consequences of Pragmatism (1982), and

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