In one work, this man called George Orwell "The Last Intellectual in Europe" and states that his work represents public cruelty, while the work of Nabokov is more indicative of private cruelty.
In one work, this man called George Orwell "The Last Intellectual in Europe" and states that his work represents public cruelty, while the work of Nabokov is more indicative of private cruelty. This man gave the example of a child telling his father there are monsters under the bed to show how people dub beliefs irrational when they don't share a language between them. One of this man's works posits that people create a "final vocabulary" whose contingency they ignore. In one major work, this thinker criticized foundationalist epistemology and criticized the problems studied by analytic philosophy as unproductive language games. For 10 points, name this American neo-pragmatist philosopher, the author of Contingency, Irony, and Solidarity and Philosophy and the Mirror of Nature.
In one work, this man called George Orwell "The Last Intellectual in Europe" and states that his work represents public cruelty, while the work of Nabokov is more indicative of private cruelty.
Richard Rorty [do NOT accept "Richard Borty"]