PEIRCE’S ETHICS: PROBLEMATIZING THE CONDUCT OF LIFE
Journal: MABINI REVIEW (Vol.7, No. 1)Publication Date: 2018-12-01
Authors : E. San Juan Jr.;
Page : 1-39
Keywords : Peirce; Ethics; Pragmatism; U.S Colonialization; Politics;
Abstract
Charles Sanders Peirce's ethics is based on his pragmaticist theory of meaning elucidated by his phenomenology and its transcoding into practice. An example of how meaning acquires practical effect is cited from Peirce's lecture on signs and their interpretation. His anti-imperialist stance against U.S. colonization of the Philippines has never been discussed before. This is the first time Peirce's politics is manifested in conjunction with his anti-nominalist explanation of signs and their ethical implications.
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