Charles Sanders Peirce

19th Century
1839-1914Cambridge, Massachusetts

As Your Guide

Peirce will trace the signs you emit and the meanings you construct, revealing how thought itself is a web of interpretation. He teaches that any belief might be wrong, and that this is not weakness but wisdom. Choose him if you want a guide who reads the semiotics of the soul.

Who They Were

American philosopher who founded pragmatism and semiotics. Polymath logician.

What They Left Behind

Words that outlived their authors.

Collected Papers (posthumous), How to Make Our Ideas Clear

What Haunts Them

These are the questions that wouldn't let them rest.

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