Denis and list:
The ARISBE website is temporarily down, with a possibility that it might be permanently down at its present location and have to be reopened elsewhere. The Door -- the IPS that has been hosting it gratis -- was apparently taken over by a national networking company and it may not be possible -- or desirable if it is possible -- to keep it going there. I am waiting to hear back from somebody at The Door on this, and will let everybody know on this as soon as I find out something.
Two things important to understand: first, I have several complete up-to-date copies of the website stored on several different media and restoration is just a matter of pushing a few buttons once suitable arrangements are made, which I will do as quickly as possible if it is necessary to move it in order to restore it. I don't want to make more than one such move, though, because of the complications and possible confusions implicit in such a move.
Second, the PEIRCE-L forum is not systemically connected with the ARISBE website and whatever happens there has no effect on the workings of the listserver which provides the physical basis of this forum.
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The ARISBE website is temporarily down, with a possibility that it might be permanently down at its present location and have to be reopened elsewhere. The Door -- the IPS that has been hosting it gratis -- was apparently taken over by a national networking company and it may not be possible -- or desirable if it is possible -- to keep it going there. I am waiting to hear back from somebody at The Door on this, and will let everybody know on this as soon as I find out something.
Two things important to understand: first, I have several complete up-to-date copies of the website stored on several different media and restoration is just a matter of pushing a few buttons once suitable arrangements are made, which I will do as quickly as possible if it is necessary to move it in order to restore it. I don't want to make more than one such move, though, because of the complications and possible confusions implicit in such a move.
Second, the PEIRCE-L forum is not systemically connected with the ARISBE website and whatever happens there has no effect on the workings of the listserver which provides the physical basis of this forum.
Joe Ransdell -- manager of PEIRCE-L and of the website ARISBE
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From: Denis Bayart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: [peirce-l] Re: Death of Arnold Shepperson
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Subject: [peirce-l] Re: Death of Arnold Shepperson
Joe,
The link to
the Shepperson paper :
doesn't seem to work, or I miss something
Could you help me, please ?
Denis Bayart
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-------- Message d'origine -----De : Joseph RansdellEnvoyé : samedi 30 septembre 2006 22:29Objet : [peirce-l] Death of Arnold Shepperson---John and Gary:
As you suggested, Gary, I have made the paper by Arnold on safety and the logic of hazard -- which is an application of Peirce's economy of research -- available at ARISBE, on the page for Peirce-related papers. The URL for that is:
http://members.door.net/arisbe/menu/library/aboutcsp/shepperson/safety.pdf
I discovered, though, that the link for the paper he did with Tomaselli, on cinematic consciousness., does not work, apparently because it is on a page on the website for the Journal of South African and American Studies called Safundi that has restricted access: the link merely leads to the home page of that journal (which looks like an excellent journal, by the way). I wonder if John, or somebody who knows Keyan Tomaselli could find out about making that available without restriction somehow. I could mount a copy of it at ARISBE, for example, or it could appear on somebody else's website to which I am given a URL that I can use.
Arnold also did a transcription of a Peirce MS which I have a copy of . I don't know what plans he had for that but I am sure he would like to make it generally available. I forget the number of the MS at the moment but I can find the transcription, I am sure, and will mount that on the web page for Peirce's own work after checking it over to see if it needs any tweaking. I will be pleased to post anything else which he did which anyone thinks he would like to see made generally available in this way.
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