Umberto Eco on page 331 of FROM THE TREE TO THE LABYRINTH refers to "Peirce's anti-intuitionist polemic" related to his own polemic against Jacques Maritain's modernist use of "intuition" and his attribution of it to Thomas Aquinas which Eco vehemently denies. Where in Peirce are there good examples of this "anti-intuitionist polemic" preferably in ESSENTIAL PEIRCE or WRITINGS OF CHARLES S. PEIRCE A CHRONOLOGICAL EDITION VOLUMES 1 or 2? Thank you for your consideration. Gary C. Moore
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