Discussion of the philosophy of Charles Peirce

Irving | 8 Feb 21:13

Re: review of Moore's Peirce edition

Jerry,

Please explain what "chemical logic" may be, and how it relates if at 
all, to mathematical logic on the one hand and whether it is not 
somehow akin to the experimental logic of Mill or Dewey, or perhaps a 
neurologically, electro-chemically based version of some sort of 
psychologistic logic.

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> Irving, List:
>
> A belated reply to Irving's note on "Wissenschaften" and chemistry
> and a few speculations about the origins of "logical rigor".
>
> On Jan 27, 2012, at 7:32 PM, Irving wrote:
>
>> Jerry, Kirsti, list,
>> ...
>
>> That being said, I for one suspect it is very much possible to
>> discuss logic and mathematics without bringing chemistry into the
>> discussion. For those interested in the axiomatization of
>> chemistry, or in employing group theory to study cristaline
>> structures, that of course is a different story altogether. But, as

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Robert Eckert | 11 Feb 16:13

A Philosopher's Petition

Arguably, this post has no place here.

But, I am not the first philosopher to put everything aside to become a Soldier when circumstances required it.

Peirce had many friends who did so.

Now I need your help.

The journals of the murdered Soldiers PVT Danny Chen and CPL Pat Tillman need to be returned to their families. My level of disgust with the decision makers in the US Army regarding this issue could not possibly be overstated.

How dare they?

Please go to http://www.change.org/petitions/return-the-journals and help me force those moral cowards to do the right thing.

Thank you.

Robert Eckert

Fort Wainwright, Alaska

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Stephen C. Rose | 11 Feb 17:00

Re: A Philosopher's Petition

Done Robert and spread about. Let us know. Cheers, S

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On Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 10:13 AM, Robert Eckert <rgeckert <at> yahoo.com> wrote:

Arguably, this post has no place here.

But, I am not the first philosopher to put everything aside to become a Soldier when circumstances required it.

Peirce had many friends who did so.

Now I need your help.

The journals of the murdered Soldiers PVT Danny Chen and CPL Pat Tillman need to be returned to their families. My level of disgust with the decision makers in the US Army regarding this issue could not possibly be overstated.

How dare they?

Please go to http://www.change.org/petitions/return-the-journals and help me force those moral cowards to do the right thing.

Thank you.

Robert Eckert

Fort Wainwright, Alaska

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Robert Eckert | 11 Feb 17:14

Re: A Philosopher's Petition

It has been pointed out to me, and I apologize for my presumption here again, that not everyone on the list is even in America or aware of these issues. The following link should give the list members ome idea of what is motivating me.

http://www.democracynow.org/2012/1/9/death_of_private_danny_chen_military

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Done Robert and spread about. Let us know. Cheers, S

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On Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 10:13 AM, Robert Eckert <rgeckert <at> yahoo.com> wrote:

Arguably, this post has no place here.

But, I am not the first philosopher to put everything aside to become a Soldier when circumstances required it.

Peirce had many friends who did so.

Now I need your help.

The journals of the murdered Soldiers PVT Danny Chen and CPL Pat Tillman need to be returned to their families. My level of disgust with the decision makers in the US Army regarding this issue could not possibly be overstated.

How dare they?

Please go to http://www.change.org/petitions/return-the-journals and help me force those moral cowards to do the right thing.

Thank you.

Robert Eckert

Fort Wainwright, Alaska

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Robert Eckert | 11 Feb 18:27

Re: A Philosopher's Petition

Last post regarding this.

The Tillman story is well told in this interview. The Tillman family has repeatedly admonished those in power to return his son's journal. That is the very least the [explitives deleted] can do.

Thank you.

Robert Eckert

Fort Wainwright, Alaska

'Let truth appear but once to a single soul, and nothing can stop it from inflaming everything

and setting everything ablaze.' - DeChardin

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http://www.democracynow.org/2012/1/9/death_of_private_danny_chen_military

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Subject: Re: [peirce-l] A Philosopher's Petition

Done Robert and spread about. Let us know. Cheers, S

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On Sat, Feb 11, 2012 at 10:13 AM, Robert Eckert <rgeckert <at> yahoo.com> wrote:

Arguably, this post has no place here.

But, I am not the first philosopher to put everything aside to become a Soldier when circumstances required it.

Peirce had many friends who did so.

Now I need your help.

The journals of the murdered Soldiers PVT Danny Chen and CPL Pat Tillman need to be returned to their families. My level of disgust with the decision makers in the US Army regarding this issue could not possibly be overstated.

How dare they?

Please go to http://www.change.org/petitions/return-the-journals and help me force those moral cowards to do the right thing.

Thank you.

Robert Eckert

Fort Wainwright, Alaska

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