Hi,
I own www.existential-graph.org (for about two decades now or so ... oh my ...)
and I would be more than pleased to offer some space on my site.
Best
Frithjof
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Gary, Frithjof, John, list,
I'm no longer sure whether the audios were of lectures by Zeman or by
Don D. Roberts. I can't find anything about them in emails on my
computer. I'm not sure whether Nathan sent them to us or maybe gave us
access in some other way. Sorry for my faulty memory.
Best
John, Frithjof, List,
I agree that this sounds like an excellent idea. Off-list, Ben Udell and I
have been discussing possibilities related to preserving Zeman's work, for
example, considering Arisbe as a possible place to house his site. But
Frithjof's site seems like the ideal location for Jay's
On 10/17/2016 3:15 AM, Dau, Frithjof wrote:
I own www.existential-graph.org (for about two decades now...)
and I would be more than pleased to offer somespace on my site.
That's an excellent idea. It would be important to combine Jay's EG
material and related work on EGs on a site that has a k
Gary Richmond and I will be looking into preserving it. Meanwhile I
visited both http://users.clas.ufl.edu/jzeman/ and
http://www.existentialgraphs.com/ and made sure that every page that i
could find would be saved by the Wayback Machine if it was not already
saved there. The majority turned
Hello John,
Over the years, I have found Jay Zeman's website to be remarkably helpful--both
for thinking about Peirce's philosophical ideas generally, and also for
understanding the existential graphs in particular. Given the value that it
might have for future generations of students, is there
