Article ID: CBB828320401

Analysis and decomposition in Peirce (2021)

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Peirce seems to maintain two incompatible theses: that a sentence is multiply analyzable into subject and predicate, and that a sentence is uniquely analyzable as a combination of rhemata of first intention and rhemata of second intention. In this paper it is argued that the incompatibility disappears as soon as we distinguish, following Dummett’s work on Frege, two distinct notions of analysis: ‘analysis’ proper, whose purpose is to display the manner in which the sense of a sentence is determined by the senses of its constituent parts, and ‘decomposition’, which is the process of dividing a sentence into a predicate and a subject, and whose purpose is to both to explain how quantified sentences are constructed and to evidence a pattern within a sentence which it shares with other sentences.

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Authors & Contributors
Massimiliano Tortora
Raul Veede
Maria de Lourdes Bacha
John J. Stuhr
Dunning, David E.
Enn Kasak
Journals
Historiographia Linguistica: International Journal for the History of the Language Sciences
Transactions of the Charles S. Peirce Society
Studies in History and Philosophy of Science
Perspectives on Science
Journal of the History of Ideas
History of European Ideas
Publishers
Southern Illinois University at Carbondale
Oxford University Press
Franco Angeli
Edizioni ETS
Princeton University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology, MIT
Concepts
Linguistic or semantic analysis
Linguistics; philology
Philosophy
Psychology
Logic
Philosophy of science
People
Peirce, Charles Sanders
Frege, Gottlob
Dewey, John
Pirandello, Luigi
Rood‏, Ogden Nicholas
Whitehead, Alfred North
Time Periods
19th century
20th century, early
20th century
9th century
21st century
20th century, late
Places
United States
Italy
North America
Europe
Denmark
Institutions
Search for Extraterrestrial Intelligence (SETI) (Study group: U.S.)
Johns Hopkins University (Baltimore, Md.)
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