Peirce and the mark of the gryphon
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Peirce and the mark of the gryphon
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Macmillan, 1999
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Includes bibliographical references and index
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Description
Peirce and the Mark of the Gryphon draws from the still unpublished Peirce manuscripts to explore how Peirce conceived of the evolution of thought, from instinct and imagination, as in myth, to ideas which are exchangeable units of meaning. This book further examines Peirce's cosmology as open-ended, nonfinite and self-organizing. Kevelson has undertaken the first comprehensive study of Peircean process - from imagination/idea to idea as thought.
Table of Contents
Introduction: New Faces of Peirce - A Hyperbolic Cosmology - On Turning the Corner: Idealism - The Royce Connection - The Arts: Toward a Synaesthesia of Value - Distillation, Transformation: the Gryphon's Mark - Poetics and Implications - Autopoietics and The Law - The Use of Absolutes/The Possibility of Error - The Filmic Model - Conjoining Intelligence Systems - Conclusion: Making and Trading on Thought
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