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Type: 
Article in Journal
Author: 
Tiercelin, Claudine
Title: 
“Was Peirce a Genuine Anti-Psychologist in Logic?”
Year: 
2017
Journal: 
European Journal of Pragmatism and American Philosophy
Volume: 
IX
Issue: 
1
Keywords: 
Logic, Psychology, Psychologism
Abstract: 
The aim of the paper is to try and make one’s ideas clearer about such concepts as “logic,” “psychology,” “mind,” “normativity,” rationality,” as they were conceived by Peirce, in order to elucidate his genuine position as far as the relationship between logic and psychology is concerned, whether he was or was not a straightforward “anti psychologist” in logic, and from such analyses, to make some suggestions about the contemporary relevance of Peirce’s original views on such issues.
Language: 
English