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RORTY

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AND HIS CRITICS

PHILOSOPHERS AND THEIR CRITICS

General Editor: Ernest Lepore

Philosophy is an interactive enterprise. Much of it is carried out in dialogue as theories

and ideas are presented and subsequently refined in the crucible of close scrutiny. The

purpose of this series is to reconstruct this vital interplay among thinkers. Each book

consists of a temporary assessment of an important living philosopher's work. The

body of the work consists of a collection of essays written by a group of critics

addressing the substantial theses of the philosopher's corpus. Each is followed by an

essay in which the philosopher responds to his or her critics, clarifies crucial points of

the discussion, or updates his or her doctrines.

Dretske and His Critics

Edited by Brian McLaughlin

John Searle and His Critics

Edited by Ernest Lepore and Robert van Gulick

Meaning in Mind: Fodor and His Critics

Edited by Barry Loewer and Georges Rey

Dennett and His Critics

Edited by Bo Dahlbom

Danto and His Critics

Edited by Mark Rollins

Perspectives on Quine

Edited by Robert B. Barrett and Roger F. Gibson

The Churchlands and Their Critics

Edited by Robert N. McCauley

Singer and His Critics

Edited by Dale Jamieson

Rorty and His Critics

Edited by Robert B. Brandom

RORTY

AND HIS CRITICS

Edited by

Robert B. Brandom

First published 2000

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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

Rorty and his critics / edited by Robert B. Brandom.

p. cm. - (Philosophers and their critics ; 9)

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN 0-631-20981-6 (alk. paper) - ISBN 0-631-20982-4 (pbk. : alk. paper)

1. Rorty, Richard. I. Brandom, Robert. 11. Series.

B945.RS24 R673 2000

191-dc21

99-086000

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Contents

vii

Notes on Contributors

Introduction

Universality and Truth

RICHARD RORTY

Richard Rorty's Pragmatic Turn

JURGEN HABERMAS

Response to Habermas

RICHARD RORTY

Truth Rehabilitated

DONALD DAVIDSON

Response to Davzdson

RICHARD RORTY

Richard Rorty on Reality and Justification

HILARY PUTNAM

Response to Putnam

RICHARD RORTY

The Case for Rorts

DANIEL C. DENNETT

Response to Dennett

RICHARD RORTY

Towards Rehabilitating Objectivity

JOHN MCDOWELL

Response to McDowell

RICHARD RORTY

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