The Architect of Pragmatism

This audiobook offers a thorough reexamination of Charles Sanders Peirce, restoring him to his original self as a pioneering logician, geodesist, and metaphysician who developed a rich philosophy of signs, chance, and truth. It distinguishes Peirce's original ideas from those of his contemporaries and later thinkers, emphasizing his relevance in an age dominated by simulation, algorithms, and post-truth challenges. By exploring his work, the audiobook highlights how Peirce's semiotics, abductive reasoning, and community of inquiry provide essential foundations for understanding meaning, creativity, and ethics today.