From Kant to Peirce

the semiotical transformation of transcendental logic

Karl-Otto Apel

pp. 23-37

in: Lewis White Beck (ed), Kant's theory of knowledge, Berlin, Springer, 1974

Abstract

In comparing Kant's Critique of Pure Reason as a Logic of Science with the modern "Logic of Science" one might find the profoundest point of difference between them in the fact that one is an analysis of "consciousness", the other an analysis of "language".

Cited authors

Kant Immanuel

Peirce Charles Sanders