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A Conversation with Richard Rorty
Interview conducted in 1998 for The Atlantic by Scott Stossel. Focuses on his views of American leftism and E.O. Wilson.

An Interview with Richard Rorty
By Joshua Knobe, 1995. Covers many aspects of this thinker's career.

Consequences of Pragmatism (Introduction)
Position statement by Richard Rorty on contemporary philosophy.

Men and Utopias
A consideration by John Haber of the relationship between Rorty's thought and feminist action.

Moral Universalism and Economic Triage
Rorty's opening paper for the 1996 Second UNESCO Philosophy Forum. Considers the contemporary significance of the question "Who are we?"

Postmodern Ethics: Richard Rorty & Michael Polanyi
1995 essay by John Rothfork. Focuses on ethical and political aspects of Rorty's work.

Problems in the Theories of David Gauthier and Richard Rorty
A 1997 paper by Christopher Gohl. Challenges the value of Rorty's philosophy for liberal thought.

Richard Rorty and the Postmodern Rejection of Absolute Truth
Article by Dean Geuras. A general description of postmodernism and Rorty's support for it, as well as a critique from a Christian perspective. critical remarks

Richard Rorty on the Power of Philosophical Reflection and the Pragmatist Conception of Critical Thinking
Essay by Walter Okshevsky. Reinterprets Rorty's impact as continuing philosophical trends, rather than disrupting them.

Richard Rorty the Public Philosopher
An article by Michael Albert. Critiques Rorty from a leftist perspective.

Richard Rorty's Homepage
The philosopher's official site. Includes recent manuscripts, bibliographical information and contact information.

Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Richard Rorty
Entry by Bjørn Ramberg. A comprehensive overview of his life and work.

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