The Position of Heidegger in Richard Rorty's Neo-pragmatic Thought

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This article is an analytical research on Heidegger's position and his existential thought in Richard Rorty's philosophy and its purpose is to show the direct and indirect influence of Heidegger's idea on the formation of Rorty's neo-pragmatic thought. Although Rorty criticizes some of Heidegger's opinions, specially the prior Heidegger and regards him as confined and captive to western metaphysical tradition, he does not deny his influence on himself. In this essay we try to present some of these influences along with Rorty's criticisms on Heidegger.
 

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Journal of Philosophical Theological Research
Volume 11, Issue 2 - Serial Number 42
February 2010
Pages 225-240

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