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Arnold, Wilfred, and list:
I just noticed -- and corrected -- a
transcription error that occurs in Section 3 of the 1893 version in the footnote
embedded in that paragraph: I had typed "intention" where it should have
been "attention". That could easily induce a conceptual error. I
also corrected a couple of typos, one was a spelling of "priscindible" as
"priscindable" and I forget the other, but it is something trivial, too.
Also, that glitch on the last page, at the top, disappeared when I figured out
that it was due to some confusion induced in the program that was caused by
using the switch that keeps the two lines together at the page break. That was
corrected, too, and the box enclosing the text now stays open where it was
mistakenly closing at the page break before. The only important
error, though, was the attention/intention mistake. And they are all
corrected now. (If you find any other seeming mistakes please let me
know so I can correct them, too.)
Joe Ransdell
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Sent: Friday, July 21, 2006 6:11 AM
Subject: [peirce-l] Re: MS 403 available
at Arisbe
Joe, Wilfred
I had a quick squizz at MS 403, and agree that it could be quite an
important document in getting an idea of the combined continuity and growth of
Peirce's thought. Thanks for doing this: I am at this moment
taking a break from preparing an article on the contributions to social
inquiry that Peirce's philosophical, semeiotic, and logical possible
inquiries make possible, and this document (even if I don't cite it directly)
does seem to clarify ways of showing reader only partly familiar with Peirce
that he is definitely worth the further effort in the reading.
BTW: the article in question is for a relatively new journal, _The
Journal of Multicultural Discourses_, based at Zhejiang University, Hangzhou,
China. An earlier version by Keyan Tomaselli and I was sent back with a
referee's request that the article say less about what Africans purportedly
think about GW Bush's America, and a lot more about Peirce. I have been
giving this a full go for the last week, and expect to be busy for another
week or two yet: anybody who wants more Peirce, can have as much as I
can give, and whatever else they can get from all the resources!! Hence
the rather peculiarly personal relevance of your posting MS 403 to Arisbe,
because this is a source I can pass on as part of the article's review of the
change in peirce Scholarship resources as a result of the Internet.
I had asked the journal's editor whether his university had had any
contact with Charls Pearson's project, but haven't had a respone
yet.
Cheers
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