Peirce on Signs: Writings on Semiotic by Charles Sanders Peirce
by James Hoopes
James Hoopes presents a collection of Charles Sanders Peirce's writings on semiotics, focusing on the philosopher's theories of signs and their significance. This compilation offers direct insight into Peirce's contributions to understanding meaning and communication, essential for scholars and enthusiasts of philosophical linguistics.
About This Book
This volume compiles essential writings by Charles Sanders Peirce on the theory of signs, known as semiotics. Edited by James Hoopes, it presents Peirce's original texts that explore how signs function in communication and understanding.
Peirce's work laid the groundwork for semiotics as a discipline, influencing fields from philosophy to linguistics. The collection highlights his innovative concepts without additional interpretation beyond the primary sources.
Readers gain direct access to Peirce's ideas on the nature of signs, their interpretation, and their role in human cognition. This book serves as a valuable resource for those studying foundational semiotic theory.
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