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This page provides biographical information about Peirce and includes a hypertext of his writings about philosophical issues. There is also about the community of enquirers who study Peirce's theories.
This is an Encarta Encyclopedia page with information about Peirce's career.
Read about Peirce and other American philosophers of the Pragmatic Movement.
This is an excerpt from Peirce's 1894 book, How to Reason, in which he developed his theory of signs. It is available through the Philosophy Archive. Another version of this is available from the Essential Pierce Project from Indiana University.
What is a Sign? (Philosophy Archive)
This is an alternative version of the chapter for How to Reason in which Peirce examines signs.
Daniel Chandler explains key concepts of semiotic theory. His online text features some meaningful references to Peirce.
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