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Dissertations on Peirce
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Passages from Peirce on
THE ROLE OF ICONS IN PREDICATION
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76 Definitions of the Sign by C.S.Peirce
colleected and analyzede by Robert Marty, with additional definitions by Alfred Lang e- Representamen, from repraesentamen
Cannibalized by Ben Udell from the material, subsequently split up by editors, that he contributed to Wiktionary, includineg linked quotations of the use of repraesentamen in Late Latin.- The Commens Dictionary of Peirce's Terms
edited by Mats Bergman and Sami Paavola. Peirce's own definitions, often many per term across the decades. To eschew it, is hubris.- A Peirce Chronology
provided by the staff of the Peirce Edition Project- A List of Peirce's Correspondents
provided by the staff of the Peirce Edition Project- Annotated Catalogue of the Papers of Charles S. Peirce, by Richard S. Robin
prepared by Prof. Dr. Michael Otte's Institut für Didaktik der Mathematik at Universität Bielefeld in Germany, with Dr. Michael Hoffmann, and made available on-line by the staff of the Peirce Edition Project.- Code by Stefan Berwing for Peirce's Quincuncial World Map Projection (SHP files in a ZIP file)
Berwing reprojected Bjørn Sandvik's world borders dataset with this code. Save the ZIP file to a familiar folder on your computer and extract and save the SHP files. Ready to use in any Mapping/GIS-Software like QGIS. Free QGIS download (English). There should be a tutorial in English at the QGIS site, but here's a quick-start tutorial by Berwing (PDF).- Charles S. Peirce on Esthetics and Ethics: A Bibliography, by Kelly A. Parker
Not a bare-bones listing but more of the nature of a scholarly guide to the resources. A highly successful demonstration of what a specialized bibliography for Peircean topics can and should be like.- The Quotable Peirce
A web page for browsing at random through some quotable passages from Peirce's writings, published and unpublished- Fugitive Pages
Miscellaneous manuscript pages from Peirce's unpublished writings- Threads and Themes and Digests
Some of the discussion threads that have occurred on PEIRCE-L over the [first] four years of its existence which are worth re-reading and studying more carefully than time has sometimes permitted us to do.- Gnoxic Studies: Charles S. Peirce
Gary Fuhrman has been building a set of pages with Peirce texts, notes, and Gary's discussions. Includes extensive studies of Peirce's phaneroscopy and his concept of information.- Instructional Technology Connections (via the Wayback Machine)
• Semiotics
• Abduction
Compiled by Martin Ryder, University of Colorado at Denver, School of Education. Large compilation of links to sites on a number of subjects. Don't be deceived by the "early Web" appearance, Ryder continues to maintain the site and almost all the links work.- Peirce's Theory of Semiosis: Toward a Logic of Mutual Affection
Free online course by Joseph Esposito.- Existential Graphs via the Wayback Machine
Jay J. Zeman. Much material including texts by Peirce.- Peirce's Existential Graphs — Readings and Links
Compiled by Frithjof Dau. Readings and links on Peirce's existential graphs, including his work on the logic of relations.- The literature of C.S. Peirce's Existential Graphs
Xin-Wen Liu. Via the Wayback Machine.- C.S.Peirce & Logic (Chinese, some English; switch browser View, Page Style, to 'No Style' to get rid of background image)
Shuyin, full name not given. From the Google-Englished webpage (2004): "Owner for the East China Normal University in Shanghai a logical Graduate research direction of modern logic. Specific direction of interest in the logic of history, philosophy of logic and general logic, and logic and artificial intelligence. Have now graduated, engaged in teaching and research work in the Pudong New Area, Shanghai Administration Institute. Under your concerns to constantly improve this site, welcome to your visit and any recommendations. Please tell Shuyin."
Frithjof Dau noted this site as being useful and partly in English. Unfortunately, the Google-Englished version puts its translation into an inline frame which, when the view is switched to 'No Style', is very small. However, at least one page lacks the background image, the REFERENCES page (which Dau recommends).
— "How to Make Our Ideas Clear" in Chinese (again, click on browser 'Vew, Page Style, No Page Style')- Charles Sanders Peirce bibliography at Wikipedia
Very many links to online writings and resources. Begun by Jon Awbrey, expanded by Ben Udell, with occasional contributions by others. - Representamen, from repraesentamen