Okay, that didn't work. I'll try copying and pasting the text into a new
email. - Best, Ben U.
Okay, I'll try re-sending this without the word "Hitler" in the title.
Maybe some of our email accounts block those from being sent! That
would be crazy but I don't have a better guess at the moment. - Best,
Ben U.
On 7/8/2015 9:48 AM, Benjamin Udell wrote:
Ben N., all,
Those PDFs are huge. I'd recommend right-clicking on the download of
the pdf, in order to save it to some familiar folder on one's
computer and open it from there.
I haven't received Mara's reply to you (if it was sent to peirce-l at
all) and I don't see it at the IU peirce-l archive
https://list.iupui.edu/sympa/arc/peirce-l/2015-07/ . Nor do I see
there the reply to that I sent to peirce-l an hour ago. Here is what
I wrote in it:
In replying on-list to a peirce-l post, click on "*Reply all*",
so that peirce-l will be included among the intended recipients.
I use Thunderbird for emails and it offers me another choice -
"Reply list" - which replies only to the list.
Yesterday I found that I had not received some of your recent
posts - I saw your posts in others' replies to them. I went
online and found your posts and a few others in my email
account's spam folder. The spam guard was triggered by some
string of characters I guess, I don't know what. Anyway I marked
your emails "not spam" and now I've received your email of today
without a problem.
It may be that some other people's email programs thought that
your posts were spam too.
I'm beginning to think that peirce-l's IU server has a spam guard
that is being triggered by some of this emails. I can't figure out
why. It might even be the word "Hitler", although that doesn't
explain why some of the emails do get through.
Well, let's see whether this post gets through. I'll also email it to
you (Ben N.) individually.
Best,
Ben U.
On 7/8/2015 9:31 AM, Ben Novak wrote:
Dear All:
Yes, Mara is right: a pdf copy of my dissertation is available on
the internet
I took Mara's advice to go to:
http://access.cjh.org/home.php?type=extid&term=1055795#1
...and click all the "continues" as they appear, and then wait for
quite a while. Eventually the pdf loads, and it is possible to read
the dissertation.
The dissertation contains many clerical and other errors, most of
which have been corrected for the book. Also, there are a few
additions to the text, including a new final chapter.
However, for the purpose of reviewing my explication and application
of Peirce's logic, everything essential is present in the
dissertation available at the above site in pdf.
Ben
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On Wed, Jul 8, 2015 at 8:23 AM, Ben Novak <[email protected]
<mailto:[email protected]> > wrote:
Dear All:
Thanks to all of you for responding to my email introduction.
It seems that most responses are being emailed to me directly, and
that therefore this discussion is not appearing in the discussion
forum for others to read. Am I correct in this? Further, I have
been replying to different emails simply by clicking reply, but I
think that this means that others see neither the original email to
me nor the reply.
If so, I was hoping to get a discussion of the application of
adductive logic in real life situations, and to receive some
feedback from others in the forum who may not be initially
interested in thee subject, but might be pulled into it as a result
of the discussion.
I truly would like to know how Peirce-ians evaluate my handling of
this logic in the book.
For this purpose, does anyone know how to create a thread within
the forum to that everyone else in the forum can see the discussion?
Ben
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