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Richard Rorty Quiz
Ruminating on Rorty: Test Your Knowledge of Richard Rorty's Revolutionary Philosophy
Updated: Oct 19, 2023
Enter the cosmic dance of knowledge with the Richard Rorty quiz! Harness your philosophical prowess as you unravel the enigmatic ideas of this influential American thinker. Will you claim intellectual victory?
Get ready to flex your Richard Rorty muscles! This quiz features 31 questions on everything from the basics to the most obscure facts. Can you ace it? Learn something new and exciting.
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January 2, 1931
November 3, 1931
December 4, 1931
October 4, 1931
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Harvard And Princeton
Oxford And Cambridge
USC And Stanford
Yale University And University Of Chicago
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Yale University
Stanford University
Princeton University
University Of Chicago
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Professor Of Philosophy
Kenan Professor Of Humanities
Professor Of Social Sciences
Professor Of Comparative Literature
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University Of Chicago
Princeton University
University Of Virginia
Stanford University
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The Essence Of Philosophy
Philosophy Of Modernism
Philosophy And The Mirror Of Nature
The Power Of Logic
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Knowledge Relates To Our Own Language
Knowledge Is Inherent
Knowledge Is Universally Applicable
Knowledge Is A Key To Success
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Fixed And Timeless
Static And Immovable
Abstract And Intangible
Temporary And Historical
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Love For Irony In Literature
Belief Without A Basis
Awareness That Knowledge Is Dependent On The Historical Context
Faith In The Unknown
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It Can Still Regulate Action Even If It's Based On Historical Circumstance
It’s An Absolute Truth
It Should Only Be Formed After Thorough Reasoning
It Must Be Based On Observable Fact
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August 8, 2007
July 8, 2007
June 8, 2007
May 8, 2007
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Contingency, Irony, And Solidarity
The Linguistic Turn
Consequences Of Pragmatism
Philosophy And The Mirror Of Nature
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Knowledge Can Be Obtained Through Observation
Correct Internal Representations Of Objects Are Necessary For Knowledge
Knowledge Is Subjective
Knowledge Is Limitless
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Languages
Actions
Emotions
Thoughts
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Thoughts
Opinions
Values
Truths
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Faithful
Valid
True
Worth Dying For
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German
French
American
British
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Philosophy And The Mirror Of Nature
Consequences Of Pragmatism
Contingency, Irony, And Solidarity
Objectivity, Relativism, And Truth
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1979
1989
1982
1991
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Be Disregarded
Regulate Action
Contain Inherent Truth
Stand Still
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They Also Make Truths
They Should Refrain From Making It
They Remain Unconscious About It
They Can Only Think In Terms Of These Vocabularies
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We Can Never Truly Possess Knowledge
We Must Possess Complete Faith In Our Knowledge
We Should Constantly Question Our Knowledge
We Are Somewhat Detached From Our Own Beliefs
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Abstract And Philosophical
Internal And Linguistic
Practical And Applied
External And Analytical
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Sociology
History Of Philosophy
Quantum Mechanics
Linguistics
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1982
1981
1983
1984
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University Of Chicago
University Of Virginia
Yale University
Stanford University
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From Linguistics To Sociology
From Economics To Linguistics
From Philosophy To Comparative Literature
From Sociology To Philosophy
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Arts
Philosophy
Science
Literature
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Disposed
Used
Made
Created
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Determine Behavior
Dictate Belief
Guide Progress
Regulate Action
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