Edwina,
yes, I agree completely
and I would have liked to receive that same attention from you a few years ago ...
That was not a constructive use of Peircean behavior...
Best
CL


Edwina Taborsky escribió el 18/10/2021 a las 12:31:

Claudio - I am equal to anyone else, and therefore, am as 'equipped' [whatever does that mean?] to handle further exploration of Peirce's work in the 21st century. What I expect from the List is that when I post something that does such exploration, I would be met with: 'Yes, that's an interesting use of the Categories to examine …" or, 'that's an interesting use but I don't think it works and here's why I think so"...

But instead - I'm met with no comment on the actual attempt of modern analysis..but such comments as 'Peirce never used those words'.  Or..'Peirce never compared his X...to Y.

That's not a constructive use of Peirce.

Edwina



On Mon 18/10/21 9:52 AM , Claudio Guerri [email protected] sent:

    List,
    Of course, we are post-Peirceans! How could we be pre-Peirceans or
    even just Peirceans...!!!
    this pretentious behavior, the gratuitous aggression and the
    silence of others is the reason way I left writing to the List
    some years ago
    "Some 'literalists' think we should leave the forest as it
    is.Every time they get in the way, which keeps happening, there's
    a big problem." (RM; emphasis mine)
    And ET insists in this direction by pretentiously stating "I'm
    beginning to think that the Peirce-List is not equipped to handle
    the exploration of Peirce and his analytic framework in the 21st
    century", apparently she is...???
    Peirce himself was aware of the limits of his possibilities, like
    quoted by JS with CP 5.488 and CP 2.1.
    But apparently there are still some that want us to stick to the
    misconception that "the weather-wain is an index"... instead of a
    complex sign.
    Already after more than 150 years of the first writings by Peirce
    we are not able to move on... like it happens with the Bible... or
    with The Capital... and here we are!

    Hope that a creation of a new List will overcome this retrograde
    positions that don't help anyone... not even the sacred memory of
    Peirce himself.
    All the best
    Claudio

    sowa @bestweb.net escribió el 15/10/2021 a las 19:02:
    List,
    On Thursday, I sent the note below to Peirce-L.   I received some
    strong positive comments and suggestions offline, but complete
    silence from the people who send most of the notes to
    Peirce-L.    For example:  "As for the natural extensions of
    Peirce's thought, even when they agree closely with his
    principles, they are rejected [on Peirce-L] as post-Peircean"
    I interpret those responses as evidence that we need n email list
    that is dedicated to the kinds of topics that dominated the
    Peirce Centennial Congress in 2014. That was a very exciting
    conference on  research that builds on Peirce's work and relates
    it to developments in the century after Peirce.   As Peirce
    frequently emphasized, the meaning of any sign is its
    implications for action in the future.  We live in Peirce's
    future, and our actions today depend critically on the
    developments in the century after Peirce.
    I don't believe that we should reject Peirce-l, but we should
    have another email list that relates Peirce's ideas to the issues
    of today.  I would encourage subscribers to Peirce-L to
    participate in both lists.  I'll send another note tomorrow..
    John
    ------------------------------------------------------------------------
    From: "sowa @bestweb.net"
    Sent: Thursday, October 14, 2021 10:39 PM
    To: "Peirce-L"
    Subject: Re: [PEIRCE-L] Peirce's contributions to the 21st century
    Robert, Edwina, List,
    The passages Robert quoted show that Peirce admitted that his system
    was a work in progress.  We could add his remark that
    phaneroscopy was
    still a "science egg".
    CSP:  I am, as far as I know, a pioneer, or rather a backwoodsman, in
    the work of clearing and opening up what I call semiotic, that
    is, the
    doctrine of the essential nature and fundamental varieties of
    possible
    semiosis; and I find the field too vast, the labor too great, for a
    first-comer.  I am, accordingly, obliged to confine myself to the
    most
    important questions.  (CP 5.488)
    CSP:  All that you can find in print of my work on logic are simply
    scattered outcroppings here and there of a rich vein which remains
    unpublished.  Most of it I suppose has been written down; but no
    human
    being could ever put together the fragments. I could not myself do
    so.  (CP 2.1)
    RM:  we must make, collectively and in the long run, a rational
    representative construction of Peirce's work that is communicable
    with
    a minimum of effort.  To reach this goal, we must not fall into a
    dialogue of the deaf.  We are also backwoodsmen in the traces left by
    Peirce; faithful to his spirit there are several of us on this list
    who follow and develop some of these traces. We find them
    particularly relevant because we have new tools.  Some literalists
    think we should leave the forest as it is. Every time they get in the
    way, which keeps happening, there's a big problem.
    ET:  Thank you Robert, for this analysis.  But I'm beginning to think
    that the Peirce-List is not equipped to handle the exploration of
    Peirce and his analytic framework in the 21st century.  After all -
    some of us have been trying for years to introduce current scientific
    and other research areas [linguistic, AI, societal, economic] and
    explore how the Peircean framework, in different terms, is being used
    to examine these fields.  We've been met with a refusal to engage in
    any discussion and/or, an open almost horror of such an approach.
    That is an issue that should be considered.
    John

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