Jean Poinsot
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The goal of this article is twofold. First, it revises the historiographic partition proposed by John Deely in Four Ages of Understanding (2001) by arguing that the moment marking the beginning of philosophical Modernity has been vividly... more
It is often thought that consciousness has a qualitative dimension that cannot be tracked by science. Recently, however, some philosophers have argued that this worry stems not from an elusive feature of the mind, but from the special... more
Semiotics (sometimes spelled “semeiotic”) is the name first given by John Locke, and later reprised by Charles S. Peirce, for the “doctrine of signs,” or the study of how some things can stand for other things to still other things. This... more
Planteamiento del estado de la cuestión del tema del conocimiento intelectual del singular en santo Tomás de Aquino.
Announcement about a book that gives logical groundwork to the new, a priori science of convergent phenomenology
C. S. Peirce introduced the term “icon” for sign-vehicles that signify their objects in virtue of some shared quality. This qualitative kinship, however, threatens to collapse the relata of the sign into one and the same thing.... more
In this article, we discuss John Poinsot’s theory of formal sign. First, we show some objections that M.-D. Roland-Gosselin has made to this theory. Second, we answer them, but modifying some points of Poinsot’s statements. We leave an... more
Plusieurs ouvrages de sciences sociales ou de philosophie politique prennent comme thème le mot idéologie et ce qu’il signifie. Ici, on l’aborde comme problème dialectique, et ce, au sens où Aristote l’entend dans son ouvrage intitulé... more
Essays on Emergent Self-consciousness in Sankara, Aquinas and Husserl - Foreword by J. N. Mohanty; available at http://www.amazon.com/Convergent-Phenomenology-Steins-Philosophical-Eidetics/dp/3659660078/ref=asap_bc?ie=UTF8. " The... more
Existe-t-il une source de lumière pour chercher à découvrir et découvrir l’être, «le sujet commun de toutes les recherches [philosophiques]», comme le dit Aristote, et pour assurer qu’on l’a bien découvert ? Cette exploration est faite... more