The paper deals with Rorty’s Truth and
Progress, in which he reconsiders the main philosophical
issues of his career, focusing in particular on
the question of truth in moral judgment. His theory is based on anti-representationalist approach and on the conception of truth as radically contextual pragmatic tool. The aim is to discuss the connection between truth and moral judgement, showing that the meaning of moral context does not coincide with its being relative.
