[PEIRCE-L] CREATIVITY'2019 - 1st World Congress of the Brazilian Academy of Philosophy in Honour of Newton da Costa's 90th Birthday

2019-09-04 Thread jean-yves beziau
I am glad to announce CREATIVITY'2019 the 1st World Congress of the Brazilian Academy of Philosophy in Honour of Newton da Costa's 90th Birthday The event will take place in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, December 8-13, 2019 Everybody is welcome to join us for a major philosophical event in one of the mos

[PEIRCE-L] Intuitionistic Existential Graphs (IEGs)

2019-09-04 Thread Jon Alan Schmidt
List: I discovered over the weekend that Fernando Zalamea's former student Arnold Oostra has proposed some relatively simple adjustments that make Existential Graphs (EGs) compatible with intuitionistic logic ( https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intuitionistic_logic), rather than classical logic. As J

Re: [PEIRCE-L] Peirce's work in progress

2019-09-04 Thread Gary Richmond
Jon, Ben, List, I am finding this exchange most interesting and valuable. Unfortunately, I'm leaving for a holiday tomorrow and haven't the time to draft even a note regarding anything substantial concerning it. But I will note that in the paragraph just following CP 6.264 which Jon quoted a snip

Re: [PEIRCE-L] Peirce's work in progress

2019-09-04 Thread Jon Alan Schmidt
Ben U., List: BU: Peirce's _reason_ for thinking space and time continuous was that he thought that the process of thought is continuous. Insofar as that was at the basis of his argument for Synechism, John S is right, many of us would be reluctant to say that physicists ought — even without spe

Re: [PEIRCE-L] Peirce's work in progress

2019-09-04 Thread Ben Udell
Jeff D, John S, list, Jeff, I think that you're correct that quantum mechanics is not at all so contrary to continuity as people sometimes think. As you say, QM has been reconciled with special relativity, leading to quantum field theory. It is the Lorentz invariance in SR that demands continu