Introduction to Peirce’s Correspondence on Existential Graphs

Chapters in this book

1. Frontmatter I
2. Acknowledgments
3. Abbreviations of Peirce’s Works, Archives, and Names
4. Introductory Note XV
5. Foreword XVII
6. Contents XXI
7. General Introduction to Logic of the Future 1
8. Introduction to the Theory of Existential Graphs, Volumes 3/1 and 3/2 15
9. Introduction to Peirce’s Correspondence on Existential Graphs 29
10. Afterword 200
11. References 205
12. Charles S. Peirce’s Correspondence on Existential Graphs
13. 55 Letters on Dictionary of Philosophy and Psychology, 1900–1902 239
14. 56 Entries for Dictionary of Philosophy and Psychology, 1900–1902 257
15. 57 Letters to Josiah Royce, 1903–1913 296
16. 58 Peirce–Paul Carus–Francis C. Russell Correspondence, 1896–1919 303
17. 59 Letters to William James, 1897–1910 376
18. 60 Letter to E. V. Huntington, February 14, 1904 426
19. 61 Letters to Victoria Welby, 1905–1909 430
20. 62 Letters to Samuel Barnett, 1909–1910 473
21. 63 Letter to James Howard Kehler, June 22, 1911 487
22. 64 Letter to Fernand Robert, September 29, 1911 548
23. 65 Letter to Allan Douglas Risteen, December 6–9, 1911 556
24. 66 Correspondence with Frederick Adams Woods, 1911–1913 564
25. 67 Letter to Fellow, 1909, and to Henry James Jr., 1911 590
26. 68 Epilogue: Correspondence with Mary Elizabeth Huntington, 1907–1914 606
27. Chronology of the Correspondence 637
28. Bibliography of Peirce’s References
29. Contents of previous volumes 653
30. Name Index
31. Keyword Index