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06/02/2018	Potschka, Martin (2018). Peirce’s Concept of Abduction (Hypothesis Formation) across His Later Stages of Scholarly Life	preview
25/07/2015	Ambrosio, Chiara (2015). Composite Photographs and the Quest for Generality	preview
11/03/2015	Legg, Catherine (2015). The Purpose of the Essential Indexical	preview
28/08/2014	Paavola, Sami (2014). From Steps and Phases to Dynamically Evolving Abduction	preview
18/07/2014	De Tienne, André (2014). 1914–2014: One Hundred Years of Editing and Publishing Peirce	preview
11/07/2014	Bergman, Mats, Paavola, Sami, Queiroz, João (2014). A Digital Companion to C. S. Peirce	preview
13/06/2014	Bergman, Mats (2014). Capturing Cerberus: The Rhetorical Path to General Semiotics	preview
13/06/2014	Pietarinen, Ahti-Veikko, Chevalier, Jean-Marie (2014). The Johns Hopkins Metaphysical Club and Its Impact on the Development of the Philosophy and Methodology of Sciences in the Late 19th-Century United States	preview

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Some Wit, Wisdom & Bewilderment

Science is defined in the dictionaries as systematized knowledge. But that is the corpse of science. As a living thing, animating men, it need not be free from error, – nor can it be, – and it cannot be thoroughly systematized so long as it is in rapid growth. Science is the sincere striving for knowledge for the sake of the knowledge itself. It cannot exist as long as people think they know already or think they have an infallible teacher.

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