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Philosophy and the Conduct of Life
Fourth Selection, pp. 27Ð41.
Origin of the Text Of the eight Cambridge Conferences Class Lectures Peirce delivered in February and March 1898, this was the first one, given on 10 February 1898. Peirce finished composing it on January 30, substituting it to another opening lecture William James had convinced him not to give (see WJ-CSP, 1/23/1898), which Peirce had titled "On Detached Ideas in General, and on Vitally Important Topics as such" (MS 435). |