> On Nov 20, 2016, at 1:38 PM, Gary Richmond wrote:
>
> You may recall that I concluded my message which began this thread with this
> question: can anyone on the list offer some Peirce quotations which might
> help quickly clarify his views on democracy?
>
I searched the CP and the word on
Gary, Clark, List,
You may recall that I concluded my message which began this thread
with this question: can anyone on the list offer some Peirce
quotations which might help quickly clarify his views on democracy?
when i search the CP for "democra" there are only three hits. Just
because of c
Gary, Clark, List,
You may recall that I concluded my message which began this thread
with this question: can anyone on the list offer some Peirce
quotations which might help quickly clarify his views on democracy?
when i search the CP for "democra" there are only three hits. Just
because of c
Dear list:
Here are some quotes by Leo Strauss next to one by Peirce:
“The best republic is the ideally perfect, the second the best on earth,
the third the best *ex hypotheseos,* under the circumstances.
Freedom is the *hypothesis* or condition of democracy.”
~Some Consequences of Four I
Gary, List,
In my mind the connection between Peirce and Democracy
has long revolved about the concept of representation.
Representation in its semiotic sense has to do with
signs that represent pragmatic objects to agents and
communities of interpretation.
Representation in its political sense
