Dear List,
I, too (like Gary), found the dedication and conference--and its people--to
be extraordinary in every way. The formal dinner and the closing program
feature, "Postprandial Peirce: a Final Talk," which was delivered by André
de Tienne under the title, "A Special Séance with Peirce: His
John, List:
JFS: By 1911, he realized that his earlier terminology was an obstacle,
not an aid to understanding. To emphasize the necessary and sufficient
core, he deliberately discarded most of his earlier terms.
He realized that *some*, perhaps even *much*, of his earlier terminology
was an
List:
EGs express Propositions that correspond to *instantaneous states* of
Arguments, which are *entia rationis* for the sake of analysis, since the
real "inferential process" of semeiosis is *continuous*. The
transformation rules for EGs correspond to the leading principles of valid
Arguments,
