Ideality In The Physical Sciences (1881)

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Focusing on the concept of ideality, this work delves into the abstract nature of scientific principles and their significance in scientific inquiry. Peirce examines the interplay between mathematics and physics, emphasizing the importance of abstraction in developing scientific theories. His exploration covers various topics related to ideality, establishing its foundational role in understanding physical sciences. Recognized as a classic in the philosophy of science, this reprint preserves the original's insights while promoting its cultural importance.