Living Doubt

"Living Doubt" is a comprehensive collection of 26 scholarly contributions that engage with the philosophy of Charles Sanders Peirce. Peirce, regarded as one of the most significant North American philosophers, developed a unique approach to epistemology with his concept of "Pragmaticism," which avoids the pitfalls of both foundationalism and relativism. This collection provides deep insights into Peirce's epistemological approaches and their relevance to modern philosophy. The contributions come from leading philosophers and are divided into three main categories: Knowledge, Truth, and the Pragmatic Principle; Peirce and the Epistemological Tradition; as well as Knowledge, Language, and Semiotics. This structure allows readers to explore the diversity of approaches to Peirce's thought and understand its influence on philosophy and science.