Contingency, Irony, and Solidarity by Richard Rorty
Synopsis:
A book on "postmodern" philosophy, Rorty offers insights into how we relate to others (whether or not we can, etc...) and what that means to us as humanity.
Who I would recommend this to:
- Anyone interested in postmodern philosophy would be interested in this book. Rorty just recently died so he is very current when it comes to philosophy
- Hard to say, philosophy is such a limited genre, people don't really venture into philosophy (especially this far) without usually knowing what they are doing and really wanting to
- Might be better for someone doing a philosophy research project, or maybe even something psychological
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