Dear Gary,
I was quite delighted in reading what you wrote:
The second law, as i understand it, says that any actual use of energy
degrades it, i.e. reduces its quality or usefulness. In the jargon of
thermodynamics, any reduction of an energy gradient produces entropy.
This means that in a
Neal,
I didn't succeed in opening your attachment. Could you possibly copy it
and send it as a mail?
Kirsti
7.5.2006 kello 23:09, Neal Bruss kirjoitti:
. . . and notice how the first two clauses of the passage link
entelechy with the Peirce's freuqent turn to grammar in his logic,
and,
on your dissertation!
Kirsti Määttänen
9.8.2006 kello 00:21, Jacob Longshore kirjoitti:
Greetings all,
Since I'm new to Peirce-l (and lists in general), allow me to
introduce myself. My name is Jacob Longshore; I'm a doctoral candidate
at the University of Leuven, Belgium. My dissertation
, by the time of writing, Peirce does not find satisfactory. For the reasons you stated in your later post, with which I agree.
Best,
Kirsti
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, and, as such forces the man to believe until some surprise breaks the habit.
Kirsti Määttänen
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25.9.2006 kello 02:02, Joseph Ransdell kirjoitti:
Dear Kirsti::
I'm short on time today and can't really answer you until tomorrow, but I ran across a llater passage in Peirce in wihch
as a twisted and peculiar mode of the method of authority).
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interpreted the idea.
To Peice, meaning IS contextual.
Kirsti Määttänen
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25.9.2006 kello 20:55, gnusystems kirjoitti:
Joe, thanks for that pointer to Jeff Kasser's paper; it clears up many
of the questions i've had lately about what Peirce meant by
psychologism (and psychol
of them can, any time. On the other hand, one can deliberately choose to loosen one's ideas, if one has a method which works. Peirce recommends musement.
Best,
Kirsti
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