The Philosophy of Peirce: Selected Writings

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Also: “Minute Logic”, draft for a book complete consecutively only to Chapter 4. Published in CP in extracts scattered over six of the eight volumes, including 1.203–283, 1.575–584; 2.1–202; 4.227–323, 6.349–352; 7.279, 7.374n10, 7.362–387 except 381n19:

CP | Title | Note
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1.203–283 | A Detailed Classification of the Sciences | Section 1, ch. 2 [“Pre-logical Notions”], of the “Minute Logic,” 1902.
1.575–584 | Ultimate Goods | “Minute Logic,” ch. 4, 1902-3.
2.1–202 | Critical Analysis of Logical Theories | “Intended Characters of this Treatise,” ch. 1 of the “Minute Logic” (1902).
.79 | Partial Synopsis of a Proposed Work in Logic | The remainder of ch. 1 of the “Minute Logic.”
.119 | Why Study Logic? | Second section of the second chapter, “Pre-logical Notions” of the “Minute Logic.”
4.227–323 | The Simplest Mathematics | Chapter 3 of the “Minute Logic,” dated January-February, 1902.
6.349–352 | Reality [essentia?] and Existence [ente?] | §§7 and 8 form a digression in ch. 4 of the Minute Logic (1902-3).
7.279 | in: History of Science, § "3 Stages of Physical Research" | Section 1, “Classification of the Sciences,” of Minute Logic, Chapter 2, “Prelogical Notions”
7.374n10 | Nomological Psychognosy |
7.362–387 except 381n19 | Psychognosy | Section 1, “Classification of the Sciences,” of Minute Logic, Chapter 2, “Prelogical Notions”