List,
I'm forwarding this announcement of the Second Edition of Michael Shapiro's
book, *The Speaking Self: Language Lore and English Usage,* to be published
next month.
http://www.springer.com/us/book/9783319516813#aboutAuthors
Michael, a long time member of this forum, President of The Charles
Jeff, list,
By "immediate connection" in his 1908 addition, I took Peirce to mean
the connection that two pieces have via a positive intersection or an
immediate adjacency, such that nothing mediates said connection. In the
text that you quote from "A Guess at the Riddle", I see that he says
Jeff, your post seems to head in directions I'm unable to follow, so I'll
just mention this: the final two selections in Moore's "Philosophy of
Mathematics" collection are probably the best tools for "filling in the gap"
in Peirce's thinking between arrival of the proofs of the article and the
