This book engages the confrontation between the foundationalist aims of traditional philosophy, the postmodern critique, and the pragmatic attempt to maintain a form of non-foundational inquiry. Through readings of the work of Peirde, Nietzsche, Wittgenstein, Buchler, Derrida, Rorty, and others, the author examines the nature and scope of philosophically relevant knowledge.

• Ambitious and important work, by a respected philosopher.
• Presents a clear and thoughtful analysis of key philosophical traditions.
• Examines the nature and scope of philosophically relevant knowledge.