LITMIR.BIZ

      Conjectural south elevation of Peirce’s Milford, Pennsylvania, home in 1888—the year that Charles and Juliette bought the house. The simple farmhouse would be buried within a series of major expansions during the final twenty-six years of Peirce’s life; today it serves as a Park Service facility within the Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area. Adapted from “Charles S. Peirce House,” a 1983 National Park Service Historic Structure Report by Penelope Hartshorne Batcheler.

       Writings ofCHARLES S. PEIRCE

       A CHRONOLOGICAL EDITION

       Volume 61886–1890

      EDITED BY THE PEIRCE EDITION PROJECT

       Indiana University Press Bloomington and Indianapolis

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      Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data

      (Revised for volume 6)

      Peirce, Charles S. (Charles Sanders), 1839–1914.

      Writings of Charles S. Peirce

      Vol. 6– : Peirce Edition Project

      Includes bibliographies and indexes.

      Contents: v. 1. 1857–1866.—v. 2. 1867–1871.—[etc.]—v. 6. 1886–1890

      1. Philosophy. I. Peirce Edition Project II. Title

      B945.P4 1982 191 79–1993

      ISBN 0-253-37201-1 (v. 1)

      ISBN 0-253-37206-2 (v. 6)

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       The Peirce Edition Project

      Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis

       Editors

      Nathan Houser, Director

      Jonathan Eller, Textual Editor

      André De Tienne, Associate Editor

      Albert Lewis, Associate Editor

      Cornelis de Waal, Assistant Editor

      D. Bront Davis, Technical Editor

      Cathy L. Clark, Editorial Associate

      Leah Cummins, Editorial Associate

      Luise H. Morton, Research Associate

      Diana D. Reynolds, Editorial Assistant

      Contributing Editors (Vol. 6)

       Advisory Board

      Contents

       Preface

       Chronology

       Bibliographical Abbreviations in Editorial Matter Introduction

       1. Boolian Algebra-Elementary Explanations

       CORRESPONDENCE COURSE ON THE ART OF REASONING

       2. [Circular for Course on the Art of Reasoning]

       3. [Follow-up Letter to Circular]

       4. A Few Specimens of Exercises in the Art of Reasoning

       5. Directions to Agents

       6. [Letter to New Students]

       7. [Orientation Letter to Marie Noble]

       8. [Letter to Noble on the Nature of Reasoning]

       9. [Reasoning Exercises: Number Series, Relational Graphs, and Card Games]

       10.

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