At Amazon a reader warns, rightly or wrongly, to be sure to get the
earlier edition, see below. - Best, Ben
* From the United States
Washington lady
5.0 out of 5 stars BE CAREFUL WHICH EDITION YOU ARE GETTING
Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2013
Verified Purchase
CREATIVE ANALYSIS IS AN EXCELLENT WORKBOOK THAT LEADS PAINLESSLY TO
MASTRY OF PEIRCE'S SEMEIOTIC (as VERBAL LOGICAL ANALYSIS). HOWEVER,
AROUND 1979, the workbook underwent an unfortunate revision that
resulted in a version that is both confusing and ineffective. HOW TO
TELL THE DIFFERENCE? Although the covers are nearly identical, the
unfortunate version has a gold color in the center; the original, a dark
pinkish color.
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On 9/5/2021 9:49 PM, Phyllis Chiasson wrote:
My experience with Peirce's phenomenology began with teaching adolescents
how to"do" the three categories in order to improve reasoning and writing
skills. I used Upton & Sampson's workbook, Creative Analysis. The system is
simple, the results were phenomenal. Because of this experience over 45
years ago, I found the rest of Peirce's philosophy easy to understand as
well. I think of his construct as a tool for thinking with very clear and
simple applications. Even young children can learn to use the categories
effectively.
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