Peirce's Inkstand as an External Embodiment of Mind.
Deals with the importance of a passage from philosopher Charles Peirce. Details on the symbolism of Peirce's inkstand and its relation to thinkers; Cognitive role of mathematical notation; Discussion on orality-literacy transformation.
| Published in: | Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society Vol. 35; no. 3; pp. 551 - 562 |
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Indiana University Press
Summer1999
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| Summary: | Deals with the importance of a passage from philosopher Charles Peirce. Details on the symbolism of Peirce's inkstand and its relation to thinkers; Cognitive role of mathematical notation; Discussion on orality-literacy transformation. |
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