Analysis of the epistemological foundations of ethics in Richard Rorty's philosophy

Criticism of the history of philosophy and epistemology certainly requires great courage Because the effects and consequences of this can have dangerous consequences. When we ignore any metaphysical and meta-human being and explain any epistemological issue in general in explaining our knowledge strategy the result can then lead to nihilism, nihilism, disorder, and anarchism, which can be dangerous and toxic to both the individual and society. While we expect to encounter such nonsense in Rortychr('39')s thought, On the contrary, the philosopher in question claims that his thought will not lead to what has been mentioned. Rather, it is the percentage of pleasure, happiness and bliss for human beings; Because, however, there is no more talk of truth and goodness But by widening the solidarity between the human "us" as much as possible, it seeks to change this path and lead to a human utopia. Our purpose in writing this article is to examine and analyze the place of the epistemological foundations of ethics in Rortychr('39')s thought.