Charles Peirce’s First Visit to Europe, 1870-71

European Journal of Pragmatism and American Philosophy 1 (1):100-117 (2009)
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Charles S. Peirce has been commonly identified as the most original and versatile intellect that America has ever produced (Weiss, 1934: 403; Fisch 1981a: 17; etc.). He was not only a philosopher, but a true polymath. His reflections cover a wide range of disciplines. Peirce’s thought combines a rich knowledge of the philosophical tradition and the history of science with his valuable personal experience as a logician and as an experimental researcher. His deep involvement in scientific activ...

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Jaime Nubiola
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