Titlebook: Living Doubt; Essays concerning th Guy Debrock,Menno Hulswit Book 1994 Springer Science+Business Media Dordrecht 1994 Heinrich Barth.Ludwig

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Peirce’s Arguments for his Pragmatistic Maximes not seem difficult to understand. But, when searching for its underlying arguments, one often feels uneasy chewing the abstruse concepts, scattered assertions and vagrant observations. Moreover, brilliant though the ingredients of the doctrine may be, they are often complex, and Peirce did not always present his arguments in a clear manner.

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The Relevance of the Concept of Relation in PeirceIn this paper I present my reading of Peirce’s concept of relation, which hinges upon the following main issues:

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Pragmatics and Semeiotic: The Peircean Version of Ontology and EpistemologyIn his attempt to situate his own theory of symbols within the history of philosophical ideas, Nelson Goodman wrote that it belongs to

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Reason, Will and Belief: Insights from Duns Scotus and C.S. PeirceThis paper seeks to describe Peirce’s explanation of man’s widespread belief in God apart from special written revelation. In letters to William James, Peirce calls this belief “true theism” (Perry 1936:2.435; . 8.262).

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Book 1994ilosophical importance is only nowbeginning to emerge. Peirce‘s `pragmaticism‘ (his own term) mayprovide the key to an epistemological theory which avoids both theScylla of foundationalism and the Charybdis of relativism. Peirce‘s`Logic‘, linked to a conception of knowledge and of science, isincreas

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The Products of Pragmatism with saying “that the only essential result of successful inquiry is successful action” (Russell 1969:304). He was later joined in this mistake by members of the Frankfurt School, including Max Horkheimer and Theodor Adorno (Hork-heimer 1974:42ff)..