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Noëlle McAfee's 1997 interview with Richard Rorty for the public affairs show, Austin at Issue, on KLRU in Austin, Texas, in late 1997. For more background and her take on the interview, see her blog post here: http://gonepublic.net/2015/01/16/richard-rorty-1997-on-democracy-and-philosophy/
Richard Rorty, guest lecturer at West Valley College: Is Religion Compatible with Science?
- published: 06 Jul 2011
- views: 3928
Journalist Wim Kayzer interviewt Richard Rorty. De Amerikaanse filosoof werd gezien als de godfather van het postmodernisme, maar zelf wilde hij niets van die titel weten. Hij ziet zichzelf als pragmatisch.
Dutch journalist Wim Kayzer interviews Richard Rorty. The American philosopher is seen as the godfather of postmodernism, but he doesn't like that title whatsoever.
'Vertel me wat dit leven de moeite waard maakt. Waarin vinden we schoonheid en is er over die schoonheid ook nog iets te beweren. Waarom lijken we zoveel meer te weten over onze frustraties. En waardoor worden we eigenlijk getroost. Wat zijn, met andere woorden, de herinneringen of verwachtingen die groter zijn dan ons verdriet.'
Deze vragen legde Wim Kayzer voor aan de zesentwintig grootsten op het gebied van muziek, beeldende kunst, wetenschap, filosofie en literatuur. En ze vertellen hun meest persoonlijke ervaringen. Een bijna 40 uur durend intellectueel en emotioneel avontuur.
Zie ook http://vpro.nl/winkel
- published: 21 Jul 2014
- views: 719
Richard Rorty discusses John Dewey and Richard Posner on philosophical pragmatism, objectivity, and moral progress. Rorty was a famous, albeit controversial, American pragmatist philosopher: http://www.iep.utm.edu/rorty. This lecture was given in 2006 at the University of Chicago, a year before his death.
This lecture is already on Youtube, but, because it was divided into 8 parts, I decided to upload it as a single video.
- published: 30 Dec 2015
- views: 352
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"Philosophical ideas are confined to one percent of the population and they tend to be cosmopolites who are not easily identified with their country....Dewey's dreams of participatory democracy will never come true." Richard Rorty talks about John Dewey.
- published: 02 Oct 2013
- views: 5700
In 1979 Richard Rorty published his magnum opus Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature. The headlining ambition of the book is to complete a turn Rorty discerned in current analytic philosophy against a constellation of ideas informed by the assumption that Mind serves as the foundation of epistemic authority. By setting this in a broader ‘therapeutic’ context inspired by Heidegger and Wittgenstein, the aim was to ‘liberate’ philosophers from their epistemologically fixated inquiries and, in the spirit of the book’s other hero, Dewey, provide them with a new intellectual task: helping to spread the ‘precious values’ of the Enlightenment by playing their part in “continuing the conversation of the West”. Its attempt to transform the philosopher from epistemologist to hermeneuticist makes philosophy more existential than programmatic in character. Nevertheless, its synthesis of the pragmatic and behaviorist elements in Sellars, Quine and Davidson with the historicism of Kuhn presents a challenge to those who wish to retain a ‘realist’ or ‘transcendental’ standpoint for inquiry, and thus aim to draw a methodological line in the sand between philosophy and science, or between philosophy and other ‘kinds of writing’.
This talk was given by Michael Williams (Johns Hopkins) at a conference on Richard Rorty and his Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature.
- published: 18 May 2015
- views: 1607
UPDATE: The full interview from which this clip was taken is available @ http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6148968394915050958
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Richard Rorty speaking about truth and pragmatism. Taken from "Of Beauty and Consolation" (Part 23) by Wim Kayzer, Dutch TV (VPRO) 2000.
- published: 09 Jun 2008
- views: 49313
Richard McKay Rorty (October 4, 1931 – June 8, 2007) was an American philosopher. He had a long and diverse academic career, including positions as Stuart Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University, Kenan Professor of Humanities at the University of Virginia, and Professor of Comparative Literature at Stanford University. His complex intellectual background gave him a comprehensive and nuanced understanding of the traditional analytic philosophy, which he would later famously reject in favor of his own brand of pragmatism.
The philosophical program he developed included a rejection of a representationalist account of knowledge, that is, "mirror of nature", which he reviewed as a holdover from Plato and pervasive throughout the history of western philosophy. In response to these visual theorists, which he drew as embodied by modern analytic philosophy, Rorty advocated for a novel form of American pragmatism, sometimes called neopragmatism, in which scientific and philosophical methods are merely a set of contingent "vocabularies" which were abandoned or adopted over time according to social conventions and usefulness.
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Noëlle McAfee's 1997 interview with Richard Rorty for the public affairs show, Austin at Issue, on KLRU in Austin, Texas, in late 1997. For more background and her take on the interview, see her blog post here: http://gonepublic.net/2015/01/16/richard-rorty-1997-on-democracy-and-philosophy/ -
82:00Richard Rorty: Is Religion Compatible with Science?
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29:04Richard Rorty on American Politics, the Left, and the New Left 1/2
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66:24Of Beauty and Consolation Episode 23 Richard Rorty
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Journalist Wim Kayzer interviewt Richard Rorty. De Amerikaanse filosoof werd gezien als de godfather van het postmodernisme, maar zelf wilde hij niets van die titel weten. Hij ziet zichzelf als pragmatisch. Dutch journalist Wim Kayzer interviews Richard Rorty. The American philosopher is seen as the godfather of postmodernism, but he doesn't like that title whatsoever. 'Vertel me wat dit leven de moeite waard maakt. Waarin vinden we schoonheid en is er over die schoonheid ook nog iets te beweren. Waarom lijken we zoveel meer te weten over onze frustraties. En waardoor worden we eigenlijk getroost. Wat zijn, met andere woorden, de herinneringen of verwachtingen die groter zijn dan ons verdriet.' Deze vragen legde Wim Kayzer voor aan de zesentwintig grootsten op het gebied van muziek, beeldende kunst, wetenschap, filosofie en literatuur. En ze vertellen hun meest persoonlijke ervaringen. Een bijna 40 uur durend intellectueel en emotioneel avontuur. Zie ook http://vpro.nl/winkel -
55:57Interview with Richard Rorty
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76:31Dewey & Posner on Pragmatism & Moral Progress (Richard Rorty)
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Richard Rorty discusses John Dewey and Richard Posner on philosophical pragmatism, objectivity, and moral progress. Rorty was a famous, albeit controversial, American pragmatist philosopher: http://www.iep.utm.edu/rorty. This lecture was given in 2006 at the University of Chicago, a year before his death. This lecture is already on Youtube, but, because it was divided into 8 parts, I decided to upload it as a single video. -
8:38Richard Rorty on John Dewey
Richard Rorty on John DeweyRichard Rorty on John Dewey
http://phillipmcreynolds.com http://youtu.be/MVPPprXDETQ "Philosophical ideas are confined to one percent of the population and they tend to be cosmopolites who are not easily identified with their country....Dewey's dreams of participatory democracy will never come true." Richard Rorty talks about John Dewey. -
3:09Richard Rorty on The End of Inquiry
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79:27An Uncertain Skeptic: Richard Rorty & Philosophy as Epistemology
An Uncertain Skeptic: Richard Rorty & Philosophy as EpistemologyAn Uncertain Skeptic: Richard Rorty & Philosophy as Epistemology
In 1979 Richard Rorty published his magnum opus Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature. The headlining ambition of the book is to complete a turn Rorty discerned in current analytic philosophy against a constellation of ideas informed by the assumption that Mind serves as the foundation of epistemic authority. By setting this in a broader ‘therapeutic’ context inspired by Heidegger and Wittgenstein, the aim was to ‘liberate’ philosophers from their epistemologically fixated inquiries and, in the spirit of the book’s other hero, Dewey, provide them with a new intellectual task: helping to spread the ‘precious values’ of the Enlightenment by playing their part in “continuing the conversation of the West”. Its attempt to transform the philosopher from epistemologist to hermeneuticist makes philosophy more existential than programmatic in character. Nevertheless, its synthesis of the pragmatic and behaviorist elements in Sellars, Quine and Davidson with the historicism of Kuhn presents a challenge to those who wish to retain a ‘realist’ or ‘transcendental’ standpoint for inquiry, and thus aim to draw a methodological line in the sand between philosophy and science, or between philosophy and other ‘kinds of writing’. This talk was given by Michael Williams (Johns Hopkins) at a conference on Richard Rorty and his Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature. -
1:42Rorty on Truth
Rorty on TruthRorty on Truth
UPDATE: The full interview from which this clip was taken is available @ http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6148968394915050958 --- Richard Rorty speaking about truth and pragmatism. Taken from "Of Beauty and Consolation" (Part 23) by Wim Kayzer, Dutch TV (VPRO) 2000.
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Famous quotes by Richard Rorty:
"the utopian social hope which sprang up in nineteenth-century Europe is still the noblest imaginative creation of which we have record."
"The difference between people and ideas is... only superficial."
"The world does not speak. Only we do. The world can, once we have programmed ourselves with a language, cause us to hold beliefs. But it cannot propose a language for us to speak. Only other human beings can do that."
"The usual picture of Socrates is of an ugly little plebeian who inspired a handsome young nobleman to write long dialogues on large topics."
"Always strive to excel, but only on weekends."
"Solidarity is not discovered by reflection, but created. It is created by increasing our senstivity to the particular details of the pain and humiliation of other, unfamiliar sorts of people. Such increased sensitivity makes it more difficult to marginialize people different from ourselves by thinking, 'They do not feel as WE would,' or 'There must always be suffering, so why not let THEM suffer?'"
"Well, what there ought to be is an international labor organization, a confederation of the trade unions of all the countries speaking for the workers who are competing with one another, and talking about the difference in wage levels between, say, Europe and Indonesia."
"I think you can have a Left that isn't culturally conservative talking about lunch-bucket issues."
"Truth is simply a compliment paid to sentences seen to be paying their way."
"There is nothing deep down inside us except what we have put there ourselves."
"I think of an intellectual as just being bookish, being interested in history books, utopian ideas, that kind of thing."
"I think that a good Left is a party that always thinks about the future and doesn't care much about our past sins."
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Richard Rorty 1997 on Democracy and Philosophy
Noëlle McAfee's 1997 interview with Richard Rorty for the public affairs show, Austin at Issue, on KLRU in Austin, Texas, in late 1997. For more background and her take on the interview, see her blog post here: http://gonepublic.net/2015/01/16/richard-rorty-1997-on-democracy-and-philosophy/ -
Richard Rorty: Is Religion Compatible with Science?
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Journalist Wim Kayzer interviewt Richard Rorty. De Amerikaanse filosoof werd gezien als de godfather van het postmodernisme, maar zelf wilde hij niets van die titel weten. Hij ziet zichzelf als pragmatisch. Dutch journalist Wim Kayzer interviews Richard Rorty. The American philosopher is seen as the godfather of postmodernism, but he doesn't like that title whatsoever. 'Vertel me wat dit leven de moeite waard maakt. Waarin vinden we schoonheid en is er over die schoonheid ook nog iets te beweren. Waarom lijken we zoveel meer te weten over onze frustraties. En waardoor worden we eigenlijk getroost. Wat zijn, met andere woorden, de herinneringen of verwachtingen die groter zijn dan ons verdriet.' Deze vragen legde Wim Kayzer voor aan de zesentwintig grootsten op het gebied van muziek, be... -
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Dewey & Posner on Pragmatism & Moral Progress (Richard Rorty)
Richard Rorty discusses John Dewey and Richard Posner on philosophical pragmatism, objectivity, and moral progress. Rorty was a famous, albeit controversial, American pragmatist philosopher: http://www.iep.utm.edu/rorty. This lecture was given in 2006 at the University of Chicago, a year before his death. This lecture is already on Youtube, but, because it was divided into 8 parts, I decided to upload it as a single video. -
Richard Rorty on John Dewey
http://phillipmcreynolds.com http://youtu.be/MVPPprXDETQ "Philosophical ideas are confined to one percent of the population and they tend to be cosmopolites who are not easily identified with their country....Dewey's dreams of participatory democracy will never come true." Richard Rorty talks about John Dewey. -
Richard Rorty on The End of Inquiry
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An Uncertain Skeptic: Richard Rorty & Philosophy as Epistemology
In 1979 Richard Rorty published his magnum opus Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature. The headlining ambition of the book is to complete a turn Rorty discerned in current analytic philosophy against a constellation of ideas informed by the assumption that Mind serves as the foundation of epistemic authority. By setting this in a broader ‘therapeutic’ context inspired by Heidegger and Wittgenstein, the aim was to ‘liberate’ philosophers from their epistemologically fixated inquiries and, in the spirit of the book’s other hero, Dewey, provide them with a new intellectual task: helping to spread the ‘precious values’ of the Enlightenment by playing their part in “continuing the conversation of the West”. Its attempt to transform the philosopher from epistemologist to hermeneuticist makes philo... -
Rorty on Truth
UPDATE: The full interview from which this clip was taken is available @ http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6148968394915050958 --- Richard Rorty speaking about truth and pragmatism. Taken from "Of Beauty and Consolation" (Part 23) by Wim Kayzer, Dutch TV (VPRO) 2000.
Richard Rorty 1997 on Democracy and Philosophy
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- Updated: 16 Jan 2015
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Noëlle McAfee's 1997 interview with Richard Rorty for the public affairs show, Austin at Issue, on KLRU in Austin, Texas, in late 1997. For more background and ...
Noëlle McAfee's 1997 interview with Richard Rorty for the public affairs show, Austin at Issue, on KLRU in Austin, Texas, in late 1997. For more background and her take on the interview, see her blog post here: http://gonepublic.net/2015/01/16/richard-rorty-1997-on-democracy-and-philosophy/
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Noëlle McAfee's 1997 interview with Richard Rorty for the public affairs show, Austin at Issue, on KLRU in Austin, Texas, in late 1997. For more background and her take on the interview, see her blog post here: http://gonepublic.net/2015/01/16/richard-rorty-1997-on-democracy-and-philosophy/
- published: 16 Jan 2015
- views: 9722
Richard Rorty: Is Religion Compatible with Science?
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- Duration: 82:00
- Updated: 06 Jul 2011
- views: 3928
Richard Rorty, guest lecturer at West Valley College: Is Religion Compatible with Science?
- published: 06 Jul 2011
- views: 3928
Richard Rorty on American Politics, the Left, and the New Left 1/2
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- Duration: 29:04
- Updated: 27 May 2015
- views: 3174
Of Beauty and Consolation Episode 23 Richard Rorty
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- Duration: 66:24
- Updated: 21 Jul 2014
- views: 719
Journalist Wim Kayzer interviewt Richard Rorty. De Amerikaanse filosoof werd gezien als de godfather van het postmodernisme, maar zelf wilde hij niets van die t...
Journalist Wim Kayzer interviewt Richard Rorty. De Amerikaanse filosoof werd gezien als de godfather van het postmodernisme, maar zelf wilde hij niets van die titel weten. Hij ziet zichzelf als pragmatisch.
Dutch journalist Wim Kayzer interviews Richard Rorty. The American philosopher is seen as the godfather of postmodernism, but he doesn't like that title whatsoever.
'Vertel me wat dit leven de moeite waard maakt. Waarin vinden we schoonheid en is er over die schoonheid ook nog iets te beweren. Waarom lijken we zoveel meer te weten over onze frustraties. En waardoor worden we eigenlijk getroost. Wat zijn, met andere woorden, de herinneringen of verwachtingen die groter zijn dan ons verdriet.'
Deze vragen legde Wim Kayzer voor aan de zesentwintig grootsten op het gebied van muziek, beeldende kunst, wetenschap, filosofie en literatuur. En ze vertellen hun meest persoonlijke ervaringen. Een bijna 40 uur durend intellectueel en emotioneel avontuur.
Zie ook http://vpro.nl/winkel
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Journalist Wim Kayzer interviewt Richard Rorty. De Amerikaanse filosoof werd gezien als de godfather van het postmodernisme, maar zelf wilde hij niets van die titel weten. Hij ziet zichzelf als pragmatisch.
Dutch journalist Wim Kayzer interviews Richard Rorty. The American philosopher is seen as the godfather of postmodernism, but he doesn't like that title whatsoever.
'Vertel me wat dit leven de moeite waard maakt. Waarin vinden we schoonheid en is er over die schoonheid ook nog iets te beweren. Waarom lijken we zoveel meer te weten over onze frustraties. En waardoor worden we eigenlijk getroost. Wat zijn, met andere woorden, de herinneringen of verwachtingen die groter zijn dan ons verdriet.'
Deze vragen legde Wim Kayzer voor aan de zesentwintig grootsten op het gebied van muziek, beeldende kunst, wetenschap, filosofie en literatuur. En ze vertellen hun meest persoonlijke ervaringen. Een bijna 40 uur durend intellectueel en emotioneel avontuur.
Zie ook http://vpro.nl/winkel
- published: 21 Jul 2014
- views: 719
Interview with Richard Rorty
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- Duration: 55:57
- Updated: 05 Oct 2015
- views: 227
Dewey & Posner on Pragmatism & Moral Progress (Richard Rorty)
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- Duration: 76:31
- Updated: 30 Dec 2015
- views: 352
Richard Rorty discusses John Dewey and Richard Posner on philosophical pragmatism, objectivity, and moral progress. Rorty was a famous, albeit controversial, Am...
Richard Rorty discusses John Dewey and Richard Posner on philosophical pragmatism, objectivity, and moral progress. Rorty was a famous, albeit controversial, American pragmatist philosopher: http://www.iep.utm.edu/rorty. This lecture was given in 2006 at the University of Chicago, a year before his death.
This lecture is already on Youtube, but, because it was divided into 8 parts, I decided to upload it as a single video.
wn.com/Dewey Posner On Pragmatism Moral Progress (Richard Rorty)
Richard Rorty discusses John Dewey and Richard Posner on philosophical pragmatism, objectivity, and moral progress. Rorty was a famous, albeit controversial, American pragmatist philosopher: http://www.iep.utm.edu/rorty. This lecture was given in 2006 at the University of Chicago, a year before his death.
This lecture is already on Youtube, but, because it was divided into 8 parts, I decided to upload it as a single video.
- published: 30 Dec 2015
- views: 352
Richard Rorty on John Dewey
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- Duration: 8:38
- Updated: 02 Oct 2013
- views: 5700
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"Philosophical ideas are confined to one percent of the population and they tend to be cosmopolites who...
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"Philosophical ideas are confined to one percent of the population and they tend to be cosmopolites who are not easily identified with their country....Dewey's dreams of participatory democracy will never come true." Richard Rorty talks about John Dewey.
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"Philosophical ideas are confined to one percent of the population and they tend to be cosmopolites who are not easily identified with their country....Dewey's dreams of participatory democracy will never come true." Richard Rorty talks about John Dewey.
- published: 02 Oct 2013
- views: 5700
Richard Rorty on The End of Inquiry
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- Duration: 3:09
- Updated: 25 Mar 2011
- views: 4556
- published: 25 Mar 2011
- views: 4556
Richard Rorty
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- Duration: 9:52
- Updated: 10 Mar 2013
- views: 33355
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Philosophers (including Rorty) talk about Rorty. (Same as Rorty1.wmv but wi...
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Philosophers (including Rorty) talk about Rorty. (Same as Rorty1.wmv but with more consistent sound.)
Spanish captions by Nicolas Palou.
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The Rorty Discussion
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- Duration: 65:28
- Updated: 18 Jun 2012
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An Uncertain Skeptic: Richard Rorty & Philosophy as Epistemology
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- Duration: 79:27
- Updated: 18 May 2015
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In 1979 Richard Rorty published his magnum opus Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature. The headlining ambition of the book is to complete a turn Rorty discerned i...
In 1979 Richard Rorty published his magnum opus Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature. The headlining ambition of the book is to complete a turn Rorty discerned in current analytic philosophy against a constellation of ideas informed by the assumption that Mind serves as the foundation of epistemic authority. By setting this in a broader ‘therapeutic’ context inspired by Heidegger and Wittgenstein, the aim was to ‘liberate’ philosophers from their epistemologically fixated inquiries and, in the spirit of the book’s other hero, Dewey, provide them with a new intellectual task: helping to spread the ‘precious values’ of the Enlightenment by playing their part in “continuing the conversation of the West”. Its attempt to transform the philosopher from epistemologist to hermeneuticist makes philosophy more existential than programmatic in character. Nevertheless, its synthesis of the pragmatic and behaviorist elements in Sellars, Quine and Davidson with the historicism of Kuhn presents a challenge to those who wish to retain a ‘realist’ or ‘transcendental’ standpoint for inquiry, and thus aim to draw a methodological line in the sand between philosophy and science, or between philosophy and other ‘kinds of writing’.
This talk was given by Michael Williams (Johns Hopkins) at a conference on Richard Rorty and his Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature.
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In 1979 Richard Rorty published his magnum opus Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature. The headlining ambition of the book is to complete a turn Rorty discerned in current analytic philosophy against a constellation of ideas informed by the assumption that Mind serves as the foundation of epistemic authority. By setting this in a broader ‘therapeutic’ context inspired by Heidegger and Wittgenstein, the aim was to ‘liberate’ philosophers from their epistemologically fixated inquiries and, in the spirit of the book’s other hero, Dewey, provide them with a new intellectual task: helping to spread the ‘precious values’ of the Enlightenment by playing their part in “continuing the conversation of the West”. Its attempt to transform the philosopher from epistemologist to hermeneuticist makes philosophy more existential than programmatic in character. Nevertheless, its synthesis of the pragmatic and behaviorist elements in Sellars, Quine and Davidson with the historicism of Kuhn presents a challenge to those who wish to retain a ‘realist’ or ‘transcendental’ standpoint for inquiry, and thus aim to draw a methodological line in the sand between philosophy and science, or between philosophy and other ‘kinds of writing’.
This talk was given by Michael Williams (Johns Hopkins) at a conference on Richard Rorty and his Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature.
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Rorty on Truth
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Richard Rorty speaking about truth and pragmatism. Taken from "Of Beauty and Consolation" (Part 23) by Wim Kayzer, Dutch TV (VPRO) 2000.
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Richard Rorty speaking about truth and pragmatism. Taken from "Of Beauty and Consolation" (Part 23) by Wim Kayzer, Dutch TV (VPRO) 2000.
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Of Beauty and Consolation: Part 23 – Richard Rorty
This is one part of a series of interviews with philosophers, writers, scientist and other kinds of intellectuals about the relationship between beauty and consolation. In this part, part 23, the famous American pragmatist philosopher Richard Rorty is being interviewed. Currently 09/06/06 only part 23 is available by DVD rip. Most of the other parts are forthcoming and will only be available in VHS rip. This is because I've recently bought the VHS box of this series, unfortunately not all videotapes were available anymore. Because I really wanted to have the interview with Richard Rorty, one of the parts which isn’t available in the VHS box, I ordered a manual made copy by the VPRO (the Dutch broadcasting company which made the series ‘Of Beauty and Consolation’) and the VPRO just put... -
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Rorty on Pragmatism
UPDATE: The full interview from which this clip was taken is available @ http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6148968394915050958 --- Richard Rorty answering the question, "What do you mean by pragmatism?". Taken from "Of Beauty and Consolation" (Part 23) by Wim Kayzer, Dutch TV (VPRO) 2000.
Of Beauty and Consolation: Part 23 – Richard Rorty
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This is one part of a series of interviews with philosophers, writers, scientist and other kinds of intellectuals about the relationship between beauty and cons...
This is one part of a series of interviews with philosophers, writers, scientist and other kinds of intellectuals about the relationship between beauty and consolation. In this part, part 23, the famous American pragmatist philosopher Richard Rorty is being interviewed.
Currently 09/06/06 only part 23 is available by DVD rip. Most of the other parts are forthcoming and will only be available in VHS rip. This is because I've recently bought the VHS box of this series, unfortunately not all videotapes were available anymore. Because I really wanted to have the interview with Richard Rorty, one of the parts which isn’t available in the VHS box, I ordered a manual made copy by the VPRO (the Dutch broadcasting company which made the series ‘Of Beauty and Consolation’) and the VPRO just put it on a blank DVD.
I don’t know exactly when I’m going to release the other parts, but if you are interested you can let me know at pieterkeesdejong [at] gmail.com, the knowledge that more people are interested may speed up the process.
Most of the interviews are being conducted in English. Because they were only meant for Dutch audience, but by this release I would like to share it with the entire world, all the in English conducted interviews are subtitled in Dutch. On al VHS versions and also on this DVD version of the interview the Dutch subtitles are hard coded so I can’t get rid of them, but most of the interviews are in English so that shouldn’t be much of a problem. If a specific interview is conducted in Dutch I may make subtitles for them myself, but only if there are enough people interested.
Note for this specific release of part 23: Unfortunately the video shakes a bit, this was also a problem on the original DVD I received from the VPRO. This shouldn't be the problem with the forthcoming VHS releases.
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This is one part of a series of interviews with philosophers, writers, scientist and other kinds of intellectuals about the relationship between beauty and consolation. In this part, part 23, the famous American pragmatist philosopher Richard Rorty is being interviewed.
Currently 09/06/06 only part 23 is available by DVD rip. Most of the other parts are forthcoming and will only be available in VHS rip. This is because I've recently bought the VHS box of this series, unfortunately not all videotapes were available anymore. Because I really wanted to have the interview with Richard Rorty, one of the parts which isn’t available in the VHS box, I ordered a manual made copy by the VPRO (the Dutch broadcasting company which made the series ‘Of Beauty and Consolation’) and the VPRO just put it on a blank DVD.
I don’t know exactly when I’m going to release the other parts, but if you are interested you can let me know at pieterkeesdejong [at] gmail.com, the knowledge that more people are interested may speed up the process.
Most of the interviews are being conducted in English. Because they were only meant for Dutch audience, but by this release I would like to share it with the entire world, all the in English conducted interviews are subtitled in Dutch. On al VHS versions and also on this DVD version of the interview the Dutch subtitles are hard coded so I can’t get rid of them, but most of the interviews are in English so that shouldn’t be much of a problem. If a specific interview is conducted in Dutch I may make subtitles for them myself, but only if there are enough people interested.
Note for this specific release of part 23: Unfortunately the video shakes a bit, this was also a problem on the original DVD I received from the VPRO. This shouldn't be the problem with the forthcoming VHS releases.
Dutch TV (VPRO)
presenter: Wim Kayzer
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Richard Rorty talks about his childhood
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From "Of Beauty and Consolation" (Part23, VPRO, 2000).
Richard Rorty, Pragmatism, American Philosophy.
From "Of Beauty and Consolation" (Part23, VPRO, 2000).
Richard Rorty, Pragmatism, American Philosophy.
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From "Of Beauty and Consolation" (Part23, VPRO, 2000).
Richard Rorty, Pragmatism, American Philosophy.
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Richard Rorty
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This is a video of the raw interview parts of which were used in the PBS documentary called Wisdom For Life: A Guide to Western Philosophy
This is a video of the raw interview parts of which were used in the PBS documentary called Wisdom For Life: A Guide to Western Philosophy
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This is a video of the raw interview parts of which were used in the PBS documentary called Wisdom For Life: A Guide to Western Philosophy
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Rorty on Pragmatism
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- Duration: 0:47
- Updated: 09 Jun 2008
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UPDATE: The full interview from which this clip was taken is available @ http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6148968394915050958
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Richard Rorty answer...
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Richard Rorty answering the question, "What do you mean by pragmatism?". Taken from "Of Beauty and Consolation" (Part 23) by Wim Kayzer, Dutch TV (VPRO) 2000.
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UPDATE: The full interview from which this clip was taken is available @ http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=-6148968394915050958
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Richard Rorty answering the question, "What do you mean by pragmatism?". Taken from "Of Beauty and Consolation" (Part 23) by Wim Kayzer, Dutch TV (VPRO) 2000.
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Richard Rorty 1997 on Democracy and Philosophy
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Richard Rorty: Is Religion Compatible with Science?
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Richard Rorty on American Politics, the Left, and the New Left 1/2
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Of Beauty and Consolation Episode 23 Richard Rorty
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Dewey & Posner on Pragmatism & Moral Progress (Richard Rorty)
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An Uncertain Skeptic: Richard Rorty & Philosophy as Epistemology
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Of Beauty and Consolation: Part 23 – Richard Rorty
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[VIDEOS]: Behind-The-Scenes Scenario May Prevent Trump, Clinton Presidency: Report
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Current Democratic frontrunner Hillary Clinton also wins on the Democratic side.Republican strategist Liz Mair told Mother Jones the option being discussed would see popular third-party candidates – say Mitt Romney running in Utah or Sen ... Should that happen, the president would be chosen by the Republican-led U.S. House of Representatives. Is such a plan legal? The 12th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution allows for the process ... ....
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[VIDEO]: Police Car In France Incinerated By Anti-Police Protester's Incendiary Device
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Warning ... Next, some kind of incendiary device is thrown through the smashed rear window. When the two officers leave the burning vehicle, one is attacked by a demonstrator and struck several times before the demonstrator is pulled away by others.An investigation for attempted homicide was opened by city authorities following the incident....
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“In New Republican Party We Trust” As Democrats Face Contested Convention
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Article by WN.com Correspondent Dallas DarlingIt was Benjamin Franklin who wrote the sardonic proverb. “In this world nothing can be said to be certain, except death and taxes.” Though Benjamin Franklin referred to the permanence of the new Constitution, the same can be said of this year’s presidential primary race ... To be sure, Sen ... Consequently, Republican elites know this and are grudgingly getting behind him before being trampled....
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A mysterious ocean on a frozen moon just became our best shot at finding alien life
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"We’re studying an alien ocean using methods developed to understand the movement of energy and nutrients in Earth’s own systems," Steve Vance, a planetary scientist at JPL and lead author of the new study, said in a press release. "The cycling of oxygen and hydrogen in Europa’s ocean will be a major driver for Europa’s ocean chemistry and any life there, just [as] it is on Earth." ... Read the original article on Tech Insider ... ....
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The Magic of Donald Trump
Edit The New York Review of Books 10 May 2016
Watching him blather and mug as he casually leaned over the podium in Boca Raton, seeing him cultivate the applause as if directing a symphony and then raise his two hands in thumbs-up gestures as he surfed the waves of applause and the deafening shouts of “USA! USA! USA!,” I recalled a remark that the philosopher Richard Rorty made ......
Mercer to Host International Conference on 'The Legacy of Walter Rauschenbusch' in April 2018 (Mercer University)
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(Source. Mercer University) ... 'The Legacy of Walter Rauschenbusch' will take place April 9-11, 2018, on the University's Cecil B. Day Graduate and Professional Campus in Atlanta. 'It is truly exciting to be hosting this historic conference on Walter Rauschenbusch, one of the great Baptist scholars and activists of the 20th century,' said Dr ... Martin Luther King Jr., Desmond Tutu, and Rauschenbusch's grandson Richard Rorty. In addition to Dr....
The New Fiction of Solitude
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Specifically, it draws on the philosopher Richard Rorty’s argument that, in a pluralist culture, theology and philosophy cease to be persuasive sources of a universal, shared human nature that can undergird moral injunctions against cruelty ... Rorty’s argument has lately received an endorsement from an unexpected quarter—cognitive science ... An fMRI machine delivers Rorty’s message in a different register....
How do we know what we believe is true?
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Ultimate Questions by Bryan Magee invites us to reconsider the very nature of truth - but its answers are sometimes vague ... First, each one of us inhabits a specific location in time and space ... ... ... This is a bit odd ... It is rather like the point made by the American philosopher Richard Rorty, that if we could predict accurately what human beings would be saying in a few hundred years’ time, we should still not be able to understand them....
Dinesh D'Souza, America's greatest conservative troll, explained
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By contrast, philosopher Richard Rorty wrote a takedown for the New York Times, consisting largely of direct quotations from the book, and concluding, "Conceivably somebody could make a case for the claim that white Americans are now entitled to relax, go color-blind, and let the African-Americans rebuild their culture on their own....
The Revenge of the Lower Classes and the Rise of American Fascism
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By Chris Hedges. March 04, 2016 "Information Clearing House" - "Truth Dig " - College-educated elites, on behalf of corporations, carried out the savage neoliberal assault on the working poor. Now they are being made to pay ... This game has ended ... These are the core sentiments of fascism ... Richard Rorty in his last book, “Achieving Our Country,” written in 1998, presciently saw where our postindustrial nation was headed....
From Sade to Poe: facing up to cruelty in literature
Edit The Irish Times 04 Mar 2016
Conscious provocation for this project came from the American philosopher Richard Rorty’s claim that cruelty is a failure to “notice” the suffering of others, and his proposal that literature, not philosophy, provides the proper place and material for understanding this tendency ... The traditions represented by Rorty and Blanchot figure this development in contrasting ways....
A Path of Joy, Compassion, and Service
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Rabbi Jay Michaelson, author of the new book The Gate of Tears ... In preparation for the event, they talked about the different ways in which they approach the nexus of contemplative practice and social activism. Jay Michaelson ... I'd certainly rather do that than debate Bernie versus Hillary ... Life is precious ... I like that Richard Rorty, the 20th century philosopher, said that that's all you really need to get going on creating a moral life ... ....
The Whig History of Science: An Exchange
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In response to.. Eye on the Present—The Whig History of Science from the December 17, 2015 issue. To the Editors. ... But has this not been generally true throughout science’s past, and may not today’s scientific truths give way to further progress? Permit me an example from my own field ... Ehrlich’s theory was cast aside as impossible ... Arthur M. Silverstein ... Some years ago Richard Rorty attacked me for this, as follows ... ....
Do not even think about putting chocolate in pecan pie
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Pecan pie is the closest thing we have to an absolute truth. Do not be a heretic. Do not put chocolate in your pecan pie. @davebry9. Yes, I’m a progressive. I am a reader of Think Progress who writes articles for a publication with a well-established reputation for leftist thought ... My taste in aesthetics leans to retro-futurism ... No. I’m sorry ... One of my favorite philosophers is the late Princeton liberal pragmatist Richard Rorty ... You cannot ... ....
Centre for the Study of Democracy celebrates its 25th anniversary (University of Westminster)
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(Source. University of Westminster) ... The event was organised to celebrate the Centre for the Study of Democracy's (CSD) 25th anniversary ... Over the years it has hosted Encounters and Annual Lectures with some of the major public intellectuals of our time, including Charles Taylor, Stuart Hall, Quentin Skinner, Ashis Nandy, Bruno Latour, Arundhati Roy, Richard Rorty, Michael Walzer, the Dalai Lama, and Judith Butler ... distributed by ... (noodl....
UCD academic Áine Mahon on Eggshells by Caitriona Lally: ‘a delightful debut’
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In Caitriona Lally’s Eggshells we meet Vivian – nine tenths fictional creation and one tenth our own personality. Vivian is independent, creative, brave. She lives alone in Dublin in what was once her great-aunt’s house and she ventures outside only for the food shopping or the finding of secret portals. Personal hygiene isn’t a priority ... Eggshells ... Reading Richard Rorty and Stanley Cavell (Bloomsbury, 2014) ....
Stanford author explores the idiosyncratic process of writing (Stanford University)
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(Source. Stanford University) Stanford Report, October 30, 2015 ... By Tom Winterbottom. The Humanities at Stanford massimo colombo/iStock ... These are just two of the many remarkable findings of the 'How I Write' project at Stanford ... Obenzinger writes in the book how the late philosopher Richard Rorty adopted a radically different writing style after reading his graduate school friend's groundbreaking 1973 book, The Anxiety of Influence....
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