1991
DOI: 10.1515/semi.1991.83.3-4.311
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Charles Sanders Peirce, historian and semiotician

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“…The Peircean writing, when describing the most complex and concise semiotic system already seen, had clear pretensions concerning the pursuit of truth -an argument symbolic legisign 1 . The three goods -aesthetic (expressiveness), ethical (truthfulness) and logical (truth) (Peirce, 2005, C.P., 2.539 2 ) -sew a phenomenological epistemic architecture greatly different from the European conceptions; for this reason we do not see an aprioristic subject that imposes molds to things in order to understand them. In this sense, we join the chorus of those who question Rorty's affiliation to the original pragmatism, since the author's management of philosophical questions moves to language (understood in the Rortyan conception as captained by linguistic signs) what for the founders was of crucial importance and guided them: the experience.…”
Section: Was Rorty a Pragmatist? Redescription As An Aesthetic Exercisementioning
confidence: 92%
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“…The Peircean writing, when describing the most complex and concise semiotic system already seen, had clear pretensions concerning the pursuit of truth -an argument symbolic legisign 1 . The three goods -aesthetic (expressiveness), ethical (truthfulness) and logical (truth) (Peirce, 2005, C.P., 2.539 2 ) -sew a phenomenological epistemic architecture greatly different from the European conceptions; for this reason we do not see an aprioristic subject that imposes molds to things in order to understand them. In this sense, we join the chorus of those who question Rorty's affiliation to the original pragmatism, since the author's management of philosophical questions moves to language (understood in the Rortyan conception as captained by linguistic signs) what for the founders was of crucial importance and guided them: the experience.…”
Section: Was Rorty a Pragmatist? Redescription As An Aesthetic Exercisementioning
confidence: 92%
“…We have reasons to state that the neo-pragmatist strikingly strays from the assumptions of the philosophy of Peirce (2005), the founder of pragmatism, Dewey's teacher, in the discipline of logic. The Peircean writing, when describing the most complex and concise semiotic system already seen, had clear pretensions concerning the pursuit of truth -an argument symbolic legisign 1 .…”
Section: Was Rorty a Pragmatist? Redescription As An Aesthetic Exercisementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Então, logicamente, o artista interpreta não somente pela leitura de fósseis, que são os únicos vestígios de dinossauros, mas também pela comparação com as espécies atuais. Peirce (2005) divide o signo, se o posicionarmos de maneira simples, em três características: ele pode ser um ícone; um índice ou um símbolo.…”
Section: Definição De Signo E Tricotomiade De Peirceunclassified
“…E um "símbolo", esclarece Peirce (2005, p, 71), "é um Representamem cujo caráter representativo consiste exatamente em ser uma regra que determinará seu interpretante. Todas as palavras, frases, livros e outros" .Seguindo a lógica de Peirce (2005) Simplificando esse conceito podemos citar uma pegada. É um índice de que algum animal (primeiro) passou por ali.…”
Section: Definição De Signo E Tricotomiade De Peirceunclassified
“…Though attracted by Darwin's modern ideas on progress and evolution, Peirce did by no means identify himself with them (Pencak 1991). Peirce stated that '[t]his Darwinian principle is plainly capable of great generalization' (CP: 6.15, 1891), 'which has hitherto meant passing to a larger class, must mean taking in the conception of the whole system of which we see but a fragment, etc.'…”
Section: Meandering To Meaningmentioning
confidence: 99%