Contents Federico Penelas and Christopher J. Voparil: Introduction Section One: Issues of Pragmatist Epistemology Richard J. Bernstein: “So Much the Worse for your Old Intuitions, Start Working up Some New Ones” Ángel M. Faerna: Rorty and Dewey on Warrant Eleonora Cresto: How to Be a Pragmatist without Surrendering to Naturalism Daniel E. Kalpokas: The Experience Not Well Lost María Aurelia Di Berardino: A Dialogue on Relativism: Rorty and Feyerabend Section Two: Political Philosophy, Ethics, and Literature María Pía Lara: Richard Rorty: Becoming a Contemporary Political Philosopher Christopher J. Voparil: Taking Other Human Beings Seriously: Rorty’s Ethics of Choice and Responsibility Federico Penelas: Contributions and Limits of Rortian Pragmatism for Political Agonism Wojciech Malecki: On a Man Who Died from Reading Too Much Heidegger, or Richard Rorty as a Reader Nicolás Lavagnino: On the Very Idea of Romantic Irony Susana de Castro: Can We Avoid Cruelty? Andrew F. Smith: Solidarity as Public Morality: Reconstructing Rorty’s Case for the Political Value of the Philosopher