List, I've added links to Tom's and Jason's blogs at http://www.cspeirce.com/individs.htm
Cathy, thanks for the kind words. I know Gary R. has done some hard work but your words make me wonder whether I've worked harder than I've realized, since I've thought of myself as doing quite a bit of coasting along! Believe me, there's more that I could be doing at Arisbe (I've been going slow, hoping for better ideas in certain cases about how to format for automated screen readers). Anyway, behind the scenes Nathan Houser has been doing a lot. What amazes me is the thought of all those scholars gathering from around the world to hear some papers and talk to a few people at S.A.A.P. Really, very many people are working hard. I found Peirce manuscript images posted at the Harvard Houghton site today and I've linked to them at http://www.cspeirce.com/digitized.htm a.. MS 820 [Fermatian Inference]. P.1 only of 6. b.. MS 1276 Lecture III (presumably the Lowell series 1892-3). P. 119 only of (the incomplete) pp. 101-128. c.. MS 1279 Lecture VIII c. 1892 (Lowell 1892-3). P.29 only of pp. 1-35. d.. MS 1287 August 1 notebook, Table of constellations. Facing pages 30 verso - 31 recto. Robin said this notebook has 29 pages (and that the other notebook in MS 1287 has 21 pages). From [The History of Science from Copernicus to Newton (1543-1686)], 1902. e.. MS 1582 Printed announcement of three lectures, with MS note. Entirety, one page. Some time this week I expect to add a number of links to Peirce MS images elsewhere on the Internet. Best, Ben Cathy wrote, For my part, I just want to say I enjoyed the SAAP session on Richard Robin very much, and it was particularly lovely to meet in person for the very first time those legendary behind-the-scenes supporters of Arisbe and the Peirce-L: Gary Richmond and Ben Udell! Guys, I never realised before quite how much you were doing to keep alive the Peirce online community, particularly since Joe's passing. Thank you. I know the work you do comes from a genuine passion for Peirce's ideas. 2 more members of this list who I happen to know have philosophical blogs are Jason Hills and Tom Gollier. I wonder whether they might be persuaded to share the URLs with everyone...:-) Cheers, Cathy --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- You are receiving this message because you are subscribed to the PEIRCE-L listserv. To remove yourself from this list, send a message to lists...@listserv.iupui.edu with the line "SIGNOFF PEIRCE-L" in the body of the message. To post a message to the list, send it to PEIRCE-L@LISTSERV.IUPUI.EDU
