Introduction

Guy Debrock

1-9

The products of pragmatism

Larry A. Hickman

13-24

Realism and antifoundationalism

Thomas M. Olshewsky

25-32

Foundations, circularity, and transcendental arguments

Humphrey Palmer

33-41

Some aspects of Peirce"s theory of knowledge

Qiwei Chen

43-53

Determinate meaning and analytic truth

Bruce Aune

55-65

Peirce's arguments for his pragmatistic maxim

Yunqiu Wu

67-77

Evolutionary epistemology and pragmatism

Lee F. Werth

79-87

The antinomy of the liar and the concept of "true proposition" in Peirce's semeiotic

Francesca Rivetti-Barbò

89-93

The relevance of the concept of relation in Peirce

Rossella Fabbrichesi

95-102

Pragmatics and semeiotic

the Peircean version of ontology and epistemology

Kuno Lorenz

103-108

Peirce's epistemology as a generalized theory of language

Angèle Kremer-Marietti

109-120

Peircean vs. Aristotelian conception of truth

Ryszard Wójcicki

125-135

Reason, will and belief

insights from Duns Scotus and C.S. Peirce

Gordon E. Whitney

137-150

Peirce and Descartes

Hanna Buczynska-Garewicz

151-156

Peirce and Bolzano

Thomas G. Winner

157-169

Peirce and Wittgenstein's on certainty

Arnold E. Johanson

171-186

Some Polish contributions to fallibilism

Jan Woleński

187-195

Peirce, Lakatos and truth

Lan Zheng

197-208

Logical intention and comparative principles of empirical logic

E. M. Barth

209-224

Peirce's puzzle and Putnam's progress

why should i be reasonable?

R. W. Sleeper

225-235

Peirce and Davidson

man is his language

Kunitake Ito

237-245

Peirce's semeiotic naturalism

Tianji Jiang

249-255

Perception, conception and linguistic reproduction of events and time

the category of verbal aspect in the light of C.S. Peirce's theory of signs

Nils B. Thelin

257-273

A survey of the use and usefulness of Peirce in linguistics, in France in particular

Joëlle Réthoré

275-288

Color as abstraction

José F. Vericat

289-302