Chapter 10: How Semiotics Unifies Human Knowledge
Chapter 10: How Semiotics Unifies Human Knowledge

Summary/Abstract: Deductive logic applied to ideas clearly in mind is hardly the sufficient instrument of philosophy. For history viewed philosophically (which cannot be done when ignorance and narrowness of purview is cultivated in the name of philosophy) proves the very laboratory of philosophical ideas, the one place where long-range consequences of philosophical proposals become unmistakable, as Gilson liked to point out.

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