"Collect[s] by topic some of the essays from the 1989 Peirce Sesquicentennial Congress, at which world-renowned professors lent their luster to the devoted scholars who, working in unfashionable places, have been the mainstay of the Peirce revival." - The American Scholar "The publication of papers from the 1989 Peirce Congress may well initiate a new era in Peirce scholarship and in American philosophy. This volume significantly expands previous notions of the depth and applicable scope of Peirce's thought.... A fine collection." - Journal for the Advancement of American Philosophy "Peirce scholars who are interested in the relevance of Peirce's thought for modern logic, philosophy of science, and philosophy of mind will find this volume an invaluable addition." - Peirce Project Newsletter"
