Peirce and contemporary thought: philosophical inquiries

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New York: Fordham University Press (1995)
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A distinguished panel of essayists address many key issues in Peirce's thought.

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B945.P44.P44 1995

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Peirce's underestimated place in the history of logic: A response to Quine.  (pages 32--58)Randall R. Dipert
Unlimited semeiosis and drift: Pragmaticism vs.'pragmatism'.  (pages 205--221)Umberto Eco
Peirce and communication.  (pages 243--266)Jürgen Habermas
Peirce on language and reference.  (pages 272--303)Risto Hilpinen
Peirce and idealism.  (pages 315--328)David Savan

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