Y en cuanto a esa frase \"estudiar con espiritu literario..\" (1998)

"As for that phrase, 'studying in a literary spirit," Peirce writes, "there is nothing more nauseating to a scientific man." Does this mean that he is hostile to literature? Far from it. Rather, it is a clue to understanding some subtleties of what Peirce means when he says that philosophy should be more "scientific."If this paper interests you, you might also want to look at "The Meaning of Pragmatism" (2009. Translated by Itziar Aragues.