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Semiosis stems from logical incompatibility in organic nature
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*We suggest here a model of the origin of the phenomenal world via the
naturalization of logical conflict or incompatibility (which is broader
than, but includes logical contradiction). Physics rules out the reality of
meaning because of the method of formalization, which requires that logical
conflicts cannot be part of the model. We argue that (a) meaning-making
requires a logical conflict; (b) logical conflict assumes a phenomenal
present; (c) phenomenological specious present occurs in living systems as
widely as meaning-making; (d) it is possible to provide a physiological
description...*
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The Iconic Moment. Towards a Peircean Theory of Diagrammatic Imagination
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by Francesco Bellucci
<https://ttu-ee.academia.edu/t/a-KirZaun-bpUuEo/FrancescoBellucci> and
Ahti-veikko
Pietarinen
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<https://ufjf.academia.edu/t/a-KirZaun-bpUuEo/joaoqueiroz>
*Einstein famously said, “Imagination is more important than knowledge”.
But how to study imagination and how to represent and communicate what the
content of imagination may be in the context of scientific discovery? In
1908 Peirce stated that deduction consists of “two sub-stages”, logical
analysis and mathematical reasoning. Mathematical reasoning is again
divisible into “corollarial and theorematic reasoning”, the latter
concerning an invention of a new icon, or “imaginary object diagram”, while
the former results from “previous logical analyses and mathematically
reasoned conclusions”....*
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New Light on Peirce’s Conceptions of Retroduction, Deduction, and
Scientific Reasoning
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by Francesco Bellucci
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Ahti-veikko
Pietarinen
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<https://ufjf.academia.edu/t/a-KirZaun-bpUuEo/joaoqueiroz>
*We examine Charles Peirce’s mature views on the logic of science,
especially as contained in his later and still mostly unpublished writings
(1907-1914). We focus on two main issues. The first concerns Peirce’s late
conception of retroduction. Peirce conceived inquiry as performed in three
stages which correspond to three classes of inferences: abduction or
retroduction, deduction, and induction. The question of the logical form of
retroduction, of its logical justification, and of its methodology stand
out as the three major threads in his later writings. The other issue
concerns the...*
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Exploring Peirce’s Speculative Grammar. The Immediate Object of a Sign.
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by Francesco Bellucci
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*The paper argues against what I call the “Fregean interpretation” of
Peirce’s distinction between the immediate and the dynamic object of a
sign, according to which Peirce’s dynamic object is akin to Frege’s
Bedeutung, while Peirce’s immediate object is akin to Frege’s Sinn. After
having exposed the Fregean interpretation, I briefly reconstruct the
genesis of Peirce’s notion of immediate object in his semiotic writings of
the years 1904-1909 and defend the view that, according to Peirce, only
propositions have immediate objects.*
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Diagrammatic Reasoning. Some notes on C. S. Peirce and F. A. Lange
<https://www.academia.edu/t/a-KirZaun-bpUuEo/11562363/Diagrammatic_Reasoning._Some_notes_on_C._S._Peirce_and_F._A._Lange>
by Francesco Bellucci
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<https://ufjf.academia.edu/t/a-KirZaun-bpUuEo/joaoqueiroz>
*According to the received view, Charles S. Peirce’s theory of diagrammatic
reasoning is derived from Kant’s philosophy of mathematics. For Kant, only
mathematics is constructive/synthetic, logic being instead
discursive/analytic, while for Peirce, the entire domain of necessary
reasoning, comprising mathematics and deductive logic, is diagrammatic,
i.e. constructive in the Kantian sense. This shift was stimulated, as
Peirce him- self acknowledged, by the doctrines contained in Friedrich
Albert Lange’s Logische Studien (1877). The present paper reconstructs
Peirce’s reading of Lange’s book,...*
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Routinely armed and unarmed police: what can the Scandinavian experience
teach us?
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*This article introduces the author’s recent study on the ‘strategic
impact’ of routinely arming the New Zealand Police and discusses how two
significant research findings are consistent with published theory. First,
the utility of taking a binary, black and white approach when analysing the
‘routinely armed versus routinely unarmed’ debate, is limited in terms of
considering police officer behaviour. This is because police departmental
policies shape police officer risk-taking and behaviour to a considerable
degree. Second, despite departmental policies, the routine armament of a
routinely...*
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*Gary Richmond*
*Philosophy and Critical Thinking*
*Communication Studies*
*LaGuardia College of the City University of New York*
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