I found this beneficial, thank you for putting this together. I just stumbled across Pierces name tonight. I had this on in the background and the conversational delivery here was really easy to follow. I recommend others also check out the Internet encyclopedia of philosophy’s page on Charles Peirce’s Pragmatism as well as the second section in the main Peirce article through Stanford on the accessibility of his readings. These helped me, although I haven’t read the introductions in the collected volumes that were recommended in the video. I’m sure those are great. Oh! And as a fellow YorkU student, this was cool to come across. I’ll be sure to watch more of you guys in the future.
Thank you Chris so much for covering Peirce! Additional thanks to Erik Tate for doing this interview. After studying some Peirce in college, I agree that he definitely deserves far more recognition and deserves to be studied for his own sake. Hence, I was really excited to see you touch on and explore an overview of Peirce's philosophy.
Hi Max! You are very welcome! Thank you for the support and the kind words. I will pass on your message to Erik. It really means a lot to me that these videos are reaching people and that their is a space on RU-vid for Educational and Philosophical content. All the best Max!
@@TheYoungIdealist Thank you. Your videos really are helping people learn more about German philosophy and its influences whilst also helping to invite others to read and explore the figures' works.
I'm so excited to see discussions about Peirce. He is a true goldmine. I agree that for someone with a very wide range of interests, it's very satisfying to have the point of view of a single author who centralize all those in a systemic way. Thank you both for this engaging discussion.
I really appreciate your comments, and I know Erik would love hearing this. He often complains there are not enough people to discuss Peirce with. I felt Peirce had to be covered because of his love for Kant, Schelling and Hegel.
