Rorty suggests that pragmatics tend to see humans and human ethical behavior from where?

Question

Rorty suggests that pragmatics tend to see humans and human ethical behavior from where?

Answer 1

An instrumental perspective. He wants us to remember that the social norms that decide what is ethical are always within the context of our time and place, and not provided by the world itself. Of course, this kind of relativism is ultimately self refuting. it amounts to saying "what is ethical is what your society will let you get away with" which is to make the idea of ethics vacuous.