Richard Rorty on John Dewey
http://phillipmcreynolds.com • Richard Rorty on John Dewey "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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Donald Davidson and Richard Rorty in Conversation (Full + Synced Audio)
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