The intellectual crisis in the life of Richard Rorty: the shift from a philosophy of experience to a philosophy of language

Lewiston, New York, USA: The Edwin Mellen Press (2018)
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Richard Rorty's philosophy is examined showing a strong move against analytic philosophy to a turn toward linguistic aspects of pragmatism.

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