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This chapter explores Peirce's work in the 1890s dealing with his speculative cosmology. Realism and Idealism, it is argued, both make an appearance in these writings. The result is that Peirce is seen to be in some ways an idealist and in others a kind of metaphysical realist.
Keywords: feeling; ideas; icons; idealism; Peirce; realism
Chapter. 4084 words.
Subjects: Philosophy
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