For the love of perfection: Richard Rorty and liberal education

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Pragmatism in Philosophy and Education Education, Philosophy, and Society Postmodernism in Literature and Education

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For the Love of Perfection examines Richard Rorty's pragmatist philosophy for thinking about the aims and processes of liberal education. Offering a radical re-interpretation of the philosopher's arguments against metaphysics, Rene V. Arcilla demonstrates how Rorty's thinking may be re-envisioned to take greater account of today's multicultural society.

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