Rorty on the Conception of Truth

According to Rooty's version of the tradition of western philosophy, truth, namely, the correspondence between mental beliefs and objective facts , is the main subject of the history of philosophy ; so on this point of view, " truth was detectable, not constructible." However, Rorty says, since we have no way of describing facts but to use language, truth cannot be separated from our practical usage of language for articulating our claims. Because sentences might not exist outside of the mind. Therefor,"truth is constructible, not detectable". Although Rorty rejects the traditional meanings of truth an objectivity, our assumption is that he partly falls right into the realism and objectivism trap, and again truth in the forms of other conceptions appears in his philosophy.