This final volume of the three-volume, five-book edition of the Logic of the Future series on
Peirce's unpublished writings on Existential Graphs is divided into two parts, in which the …

What role does language play in the process of building worldviews? To address this
question, in the first section of this paper we will clarify what we mean by worldviews and …

Via a discussion of public debates surrounding the potential minting of a trillion dollar
platinum coin in the context of the American debt ceiling crises of 2011 and 2013, this essay …

In this paper, we investigate some aspects of Spencer–Brown's Calculus of Indications.
Drawing from earlier work by Kauffman and Varela, we present a new categorical framework …

The mainstay of Peirce's diagrammatic reasoning is deduction, for which he developed a
comprehensive family of graphical logics termed existential graphs. He thought, however …

Motivated to bypass the twin basins of absolute relativism and dogmatic absolutism, an
antinomic polarity into which thought tendentially falls, this paper offers various conceptual …

This chapter engages the question of abductive inferences in diagrammatic reasoning by
coordinating a semiotic approach through CS Peirce's triadic conception of the sign with the …

We present here an approach to the analysis of the truth values of Peirce's α-graphs without
the restriction of finite number of elements (cuts and characters) on the Sheet of Assertion …

Peirce's philosophy, to a great extent, continues to be neglected as a potentially valuable
resource for theologians and scholars of religion. This essay represents an attempt to rectify …

In linguistics, as in semiotics, iconicity is the conceived similarity between the form of a
linguistic sign and its meaning. This book covers all aspects of linguistic iconicity in both …