ancient greek word, a translation that C Pierce posits as semiotic- Malcom can you help here?
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on 26/6/06 9:50 PM, That Pete at that_pete at yahoo.com wrote:
> — peter k wrote:
>> In saying this I know its a Heidegger list, and not a Pierce list, but
>> Pierce so blatantly rips off so much of Heidegger’s thinking without the
>> briefest reference.
>
> C.S. Pierce? He died in 1914. Heidegger had received his PhD the year
> before, and was writing book reviews for a Catholic journal.
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don’t know, might have just got the wrong end of the stick with regards
Pierce, just don’t know much about him. But there still seems to have some
relevance to Heidegger, just a sense I get from his writing. I’ve always
thought that the text of BT itself is the apriori, but malcom assures me
not. pk
