After philosophy : end or transformation? / edited by Kenneth Baynes, James Bohman, and Thomas McCarthy.

Contributor Apel, Karl-Otto.

Imprint:Cambridge, Mass. : MIT Press, c1987.

Descriptionxi, 488 p. ; 23 cm.

Note:I. THE END OF PHILOSOPHY: 1. Pragmatism and philosophy / Richard Rorty -- 2. The postmodern condition / Jean-François Lyotard -- 3. Questions of method: an interview with Michel Foucault / Michel Foucault -- 4. The ends of man / Jacques Derrida -- II. THE TRANSFORMATION OF PHILOSOPHY: SYSTEMATIC PROPOSALS: 5. The method of truth in metaphysics / Donald Davidson -- 6. Can analytical philosophy be systematic, and ought it to be? / Michael Dummett -- 7. Why reason can't be naturalized / Hilary Putnam -- 8. The problem of philosophical foundations in light of a transcendental pragmatics of language / Karl-Otto Apel -- 9. Philosophy as stand-in and interpreter / Jürgen Habermas -- III. THE TRANSFORMATION OF PHILOSOPHY: HERMENEUTICS, RHETORIC, NARRATIVE: 10. Hermeneutics as practical philosophy / Hans-Georg Gadamer -- 11. On interpretation / Paul Ricoeur -- 12. Relativism, power, and philosophy / Alasdair MacIntyre -- The relationship of philosophy to history: postscript to the second edition of After Virtue / Alasdair MacIntyre -- 13. An anthropological approach to the contemporary significance of rhetoric / Hans Blumenberg -- 14. Overcoming epistemology / Charles Taylor.

Bibliography Note:Includes bibliographies and index.

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