There have been a few changes in the projected seminar schedule since I posted it last, so here it is again.
I’d also like to take this opportunity to raise a rather trivial question about the pronunciation of “dicisign” and “dicent”. At the Peirce Centennial conference, I heard these pronounced (by Frederik, for one) with a soft c, so that “dicent” sounds exactly like “decent” and “dicisign” has two sibilants in it. To me, on the other hand, it comes naturally to pronounce both with a hard c, like the c in “indicate” (which of course comes from the same root). I haven’t found any clues as to how Peirce pronounced it, or any conclusive reason for preferring one pronunciation over the other, but I do prefer the hard c, and i’m curious whether others have strong preferences. Here’s the seminar schedule: Chapter Natural Propositions Threadleader(s) Start date 1 introduction Frederik Stjernfelt 1 Sep 2 anti-psychologism Jeff Kasser 8 Sep 3.1-7 dicisigns I Gary Fuhrman 22 Sep 3.8-14 dicisigns II Jeff Downard 6 Oct 4 naturalization Tyler Bennett 20 Oct 5 Cognition Mara Woods 3 Nov 6 Evolution John Collier 17 Nov 7 beyond language Tom Gollier 1 Dec 8 Iconicities Gary Richmond 15 Dec 9-10 Diagrams Jon Awbrey 5 Jan 11-12 Enlightenment Yogi Hendlin 19 Jan gary f.
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