Rorty tells us that, "Forster's hope that eventually there will be enough money to go around, enough so that its redistribution will make connection and tenderness ubiquitous, runs through liberal thought from the French Revolution to our own time."

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Rorty asserts that Forster's belief in eventual economic equality leading to broadened empathy and solidarity is a common theme in liberal thought throughout history.

Rorty Tells Us That, "Forster's Hope That Eventually There Will