Anticipaciones de la semiótica de Peirce en la lógica aristotélica

Abstract

In the content of this book we will find a tour of the logical studies of Aristotle from which its author points out connections with some aspects of the philosophy of the American Charles Sanders Peirce. Hence, Aristotelian themes such as the doctrine of categories, interpretation, syllogism and demonstration science are taken into account for the understanding of the most important American philosopher from issues such as representative knowledge, semiotics and pragmatism. The philosophical attention for the Peircean work has shown in its last years an interest to confront its position with authors of the history of the western thought, and if one takes into account, on the one hand, the dedication of Peirce for more than fifty years to the study of logic, and on the other hand, its continuous dialogue with the preceding philosophy, it will be assumed that the debt with the lines of the Organoton of Aristotle is noticeable. Therefore it is expected that with this study the reader can approach with criteria to always present issues is in the history of thought and reflection as it is reality, reasoning, truth and knowledge. We believe that in the same way this book will animate the investigative actions so that from them new ways of dealing with the problems can be found within the dynamics of the academic productions and teaching of our environment.