2016
DOI: 10.4000/philosophiascientiae.1160
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Peirce Reading Kant

Abstract: Cet article présente le rôle fondamental que l'oeuvre de Kant a joué dans l'élaboration de la pensée du philosophe américain Charles S. Peirce. Idéalement, il se fixerait un triple objectif : résumer les éléments de dialogue de Peirce avec Kant, évaluer l'interprétation très particulière que Peirce propose du kantisme (en particulier du transcendantal et du criticisme), et montrer qu'apprécier l'importance de l'influence kantienne sur Peirce suppose des partis pris commentaristes, de sorte que les deux premier… Show more

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“…Peirce was inspired in particular by Kantian formal logic (the foundation of his metaphysics), the semiotic trichotomy (grammar, logic and rhetoric) and the conception of categories inspired directly from Kant’s transcendentalism (Chauviré 1995). Nevertheless, Peirce refuted the thing-in-itself or Kantian noumenon in his work, rejecting the dichotomy between the reflective use of a judgment (thinking) and the determining use of a judgment (knowing; Chevalier 2016). 1 During the following decade, Peirce published two founding articles of pragmatism entitled ‘The fixation of belief’ and ‘How to make our ideas clear’ which appeared in French in the Revue philosophique in 1878 and 1879, respectively.…”
Section: The Pragmatic Foundationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Peirce was inspired in particular by Kantian formal logic (the foundation of his metaphysics), the semiotic trichotomy (grammar, logic and rhetoric) and the conception of categories inspired directly from Kant’s transcendentalism (Chauviré 1995). Nevertheless, Peirce refuted the thing-in-itself or Kantian noumenon in his work, rejecting the dichotomy between the reflective use of a judgment (thinking) and the determining use of a judgment (knowing; Chevalier 2016). 1 During the following decade, Peirce published two founding articles of pragmatism entitled ‘The fixation of belief’ and ‘How to make our ideas clear’ which appeared in French in the Revue philosophique in 1878 and 1879, respectively.…”
Section: The Pragmatic Foundationsmentioning
confidence: 99%