Richard Rorty

Q: What Schools Are Affiliated With Richard Rorty

Richard Rorty is affiliated with the following schools: Wellesley College, University of Chicago, University of Virginia, Yale University, Princeton University, Stanford University

Why Is Richard Rorty Influential?

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According to Wikipedia, Richard McKay Rorty was an American philosopher. Educated at the University of Chicago and Yale University, he had strong interests and training in both the history of philosophy and in contemporary analytic philosophy. Rorty 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. Among his most influential books are Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature , Consequences of Pragmatism , and Contingency, Irony, and Solidarity .

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Richard Rorty's Published Works

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Published Papers

Interpretation and Overinterpretation (1992) (294)
Incorrigibility as the Mark of the Mental (1970) (195)
The World Well Lost (1972) (137)
Putnam and the Relativist Menace (1993) (116)
Method, Social Science, and Social Hope1 (1981) (105)
Is Truth a Goal of Enquiry? Davidson Vs. Wright (1995) (89)
Exegesis and Argument Studies in Greek Philosophy Presented to Gregory Vlastos (1973) (87)
Nineteenth-Century Idealism and Twentieth-Century Textualism (1981) (82)
Contemporary philosophy of mind (1982) (77)
Interpretation and overinterpretation: The pragmatist's progress (1992) (53)
Exegesis and Argument (1973) (45)
II. Thugs and Theorists (1987) (45)
Interpretation and overinterpretation: Overinterpreting texts (1992) (31)
Interpretation and Overinterpretation: Between author and text (1992) (28)
Interpretation and overinterpretation: Interpretation and history (1992) (28)
Interpretation and overinterpretation: In defence of overinterpretation (1992) (26)
Indeterminacy of translation and of truth (1972) (26)
Representation, social practise, and truth (1988) (21)
Functionalism, Machines, and Incorrigibility (1972) (19)
Is There a There There (1990) (18)
Realism and Reference (1976) (17)
Interpretation and overinterpretation: Reply (1992) (17)
Wittgensteinian philosophy and empirical psychology (1977) (15)
What Do You Do When They Call You a 'Relativist'? (1997) (14)
Ethics Without Principles (1994) (14)
The Invisible Philosopher (2003) (10)
A Spectre is Haunting the Intellectuals (1995) (9)
The Barber of Kasbeam: Nabokov on Cruelty (1988) (6)
Comments on Michael WIlliams’ Unnatural Doubts (1997) (5)
Interpretation and overinterpretation: Palimpsest history (1992) (5)
More On Incorrigibility (1974) (4)
Some American uses of Hegel (2007) (4)
The Philosopher as Expert (2009) (4)
Matter as goo: comments on Grene's paper (1974) (3)
Dennett on awareness (1972) (3)
Tales of Two Disciplines (1994) (3)
Letter to "David" (2010) (2)
Comments on Dennett (1982) (2)
Truth and Progress: Introduction (1998) (2)
Reaching for Words (1996) (1)
Comments on Professor Hartshorne's Paper: Comments (1963) (1)
Comments on Pippin on James (2002) (1)
Reason and Analysis (1963) (1)
Should Hume Be Answered or Bypassed (1986) (1)
Second Thoughts on Teaching Communism (1962) (1)
Letters to Homi Bhabha and Alan Ryan (2010) (0)
Letter to Quentin Skinner (2010) (0)
CSS volume 38 issue 2 Cover and Front matter (1996) (0)
Book Reviews (2001) (0)
Personal letter of recommendation for John Burg (2010) (0)
Letter to Sam Harris (2010) (0)
Letter concerning Katherine Kearns (2010) (0)
Letter to Richard Posner (2010) (0)
Books in Review (1994) (0)
CSS volume 39 issue 2 Cover and Front matter (1997) (0)
The Individual and Individuality (1990) (0)
Appointment sign-in sheet (2010) (0)
Letter concerning Marilyn Frye (2010) (0)
Comments and Responses (2005) (0)
Comments on paper by Hubert Dreyfus (2010) (0)
BOOKS, 1975–1987 (2005) (0)
Do we need ethical principles (1994) (0)
Letter concerning book by McDowell (2010) (0)
Remarks at Degree Ceremony (2001) (0)
Notes for comments on Michael Williams, Unnatural Doubts (2010) (0)
CSS volume 39 issue 3 Cover and Front matter (1997) (0)
Letter to editor Racine about manuscript (2010) (0)
In Memoriam Jacques Derrida (2005) (0)
CSS volume 39 issue 4 Cover and Front matter (1997) (0)
Notes on Alexander Nehamas (2010) (0)
CAN volume 1 issue 4 Cover and Back matter (1972) (0)
Letter concerning Bryan Vescio (2010) (0)
Comments on Harrah's Theses (1955) (0)
I Hear America Sighing (1999) (0)
Letter requesting reimbursement for travel expenses (2010) (0)
Letter to Bjorn Ramberg (2010) (0)
Letter to Thomas Sheehan regarding "Kehre and Ereignis" (2010) (0)
Letter to Alexander Nehamas (2010) (0)
Letter to tax preparer (2010) (0)
Introduction to McDowell's book (1996) (0)
Fact sheet on domestic violence law (2010) (0)
Letter concerning Harvey Cormier (2010) (0)
Schedule of lectures (2010) (0)
Letter to Luiz Soares (2010) (0)
Ideas for Spinoza and Donellan lectures (2010) (0)
Letter to Christopher Phelps (2010) (0)
Darwin versus „Erkenntnistheorie” (2000) (0)
CSS Volume 36 issue 4 Cover and Back matter (1994) (0)
Vlastos Exegesis and argument. Studies in Greek philosophy presented to Gregory Vlastos. Ed. E. N. Lee, P. D. Mourelatos and R. M. Rorty. Assen: Van Gorcum & Co.1973. Pp. xviii + 452. Frontis. Fl. 75 (1975) (0)
Letter to Carlos Graieb (2010) (0)
Letter to Michael Lind (2010) (0)
Letter to Isamu Miyazaki (2010) (0)
REPLY TO PROFESSOR YOLTON (1981) (0)

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What Schools Are Affiliated With Richard Rorty?

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What Are Richard Rorty's Academic Contributions?

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