Form and non-linear continuity:The development of the idea of clusterin Peirce’s thought
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Julia Ponzio
Abstract
The question of form in Peirce’s early thought constitutes the starting point of his reflection on the connection models of the parts of continua. I will show how, interpreted as reason rather than as cause, form becomes a productive event. In this productive event the form, as “condition of possibility of the relation of the elementary parts of representation” becomes a modeling dynamic which, starting from interpretation, allows initiation of the process of the passage from substance to being. The problem of this passage is the problem of a continuity that cannot be thought by the classical linear model of time.
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