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Este artigo tem por objetivo analisar a filosofia de Richard Rorty a partir da
teoria poética de Harold Bloom. Mostro que a redescrição, o principal expediente
usado por Rorty ao tratar da filosofia, do pragmatismo e da cultura, pode ser
interpretado como desleitura, um recurso literário revisionista que implica
em apropriação (revisão), distorção (desvio) e correção (redirecionamento).
Finalmente, proponho uma encruzilhada entre os caminhos de Bloom e Rorty,
uma conversação entre a crítica literária bloominiana e a filosofia rortyana: a
filosofia literária.
The aim of this article is to analyze the philosophy of Richard Rorty through the poetic theories of Harold Bloom. It is shown that redescription, the primary means by which Rorty addresses philosophy, pragmatism and culture, can be interpreted as misreading, a revisionist literary tool that implicates appropriation (revision), distortion (deviation), and correction (redirection). Finally, I propose a crossroad between the paths of Bloom and Rorty, a conversation between the Bloomian literary criticism and the Rortyan philosophy: the philosophy as a literary conversation.
The aim of this article is to analyze the philosophy of Richard Rorty through the poetic theories of Harold Bloom. It is shown that redescription, the primary means by which Rorty addresses philosophy, pragmatism and culture, can be interpreted as misreading, a revisionist literary tool that implicates appropriation (revision), distortion (deviation), and correction (redirection). Finally, I propose a crossroad between the paths of Bloom and Rorty, a conversation between the Bloomian literary criticism and the Rortyan philosophy: the philosophy as a literary conversation.
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Neopragmatismo Desleitura Redescrição Filosofia Teoria Poética
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Centro de Filosofia da Universidade de Lisboa / Departamento de Filosofia da UL
