Publisher's Synopsis
Huggett's in-depth exploration of the philosophical and intellectual foundations of Charles Peirce's work sheds light on the ways in which Peirce sought to develop a comprehensive method for inquiry across a wide range of disciplines. Drawing on Peirce's original writings and extensive secondary sources, Huggett offers a nuanced and compelling analysis of this influential thinker.
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