Exclusion is on my list of evils. Tolerance is on my list of goods - values
that tend to truth and beauty. Peirce connection? I believe it is
inevitable that a fully developed pragmaticism would reckon with values and
ultimately reject an ethics based on virtues (Aristotle). Connection to
Robert? O
Robert, Ben, list,
Robert, of course I completely agree with Ben. I too thank you for your
service, most sincerely and most deeply.
I vaguely recall a message your sent to this list a few years ago wherein
you expressed something of the same or similar sentiment. I respected that
sentiment then a
Robert, Gary, list
Robert, thank you for your service and please don't take Gary the wrong
way. Most people know Trotsky's famous remark "you may not be interested
in war, gentlemen, but war is interested in you." However, as Gary, who
is moderator, says, posts here should be somehow Peirce-re
Robert,
This post has nothing to do with anything concerning Peirce-related
scholarship. Why did you post it to this list?
Best,
Gary (writing as list moderator)
*Gary Richmond*
*Philosophy and Critical Thinking*
*Communication Studies*
*LaGuardia College of the City University of New York*
*
Dear List,
As a recent veteran, (ETS 9/11/2014) I feel compelled to speak to this war.
http://www.democratandchronicle.com/story/editorial/2014/09/23/a-war-of-necessity/16125243/
Thank you,
Robert Eckert
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