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Existence as word-referent is the error & pharmaCON of homo sapiens as homunculi—spirit, soul & psyche

Wittgenstein, Austrian Economics, and the Logic of Action—Praxeological Investigations—WiggyDraft

Roderick T. Long

The Art and Science of Logic
(Psychology: Junkie Fallacies Scapegoating)

Daniel Bonevac

Hide & Seek, the Psychology of Self-deception
(The Psyche: Zombie Self-deceptions Scapegoating)

Neel Burton

Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders
DSM-5 — 5th Edition
(Psychiatry: Crazy Mental Disorders Scapegoating)

American Psychiatric Association

Ethics in Psychotherapy and Counseling	Pope et al.
A History of Religious Ideas	Mircea Eliade
1. From the Stone Age to the Eleusian Mysteries
2. From Gautama Buddha to the Triumph of Christianity
3. From Muhammad to the Age of Reforms
Origins of the Sacred — The Ecstasies of Love and War	Dudley Young
Spiral Dynamics	Beck & Cowan
Einstein's Intuition	Thad Roberts
A Perfect Universe	Thad Roberts
Source Code	Thad Roberts
Maps of Meaning The Architecture of Belief	Jordan Peterson
Object-Oriented Ontology A New Theory of Everything	Graham Harman
The Collected Papers of Charles Sanders Peirce	Harvard Univ. Press
CP1 Principles of Philosophy	1931
CP2 Elements of Logic	1932
CP3 The Mathematics of Logic	1932
CP4 The Simplest Mathematics	1933
CP5 Pragmatism and Pragmaticism	1934
CP6 Scientific Metaphysics	1935
CP7 Science and Philosophy	1958
CP8 Reviews, Correspondence and Bibliography	1958
Reality+—Virtual Worlds and the Problem of Philosophy	David J. Chalmers
The Book of Why—The New Science of Cause and Effect	Judea Pearl 2018
Causality — Models, Reasoning and Inference	Judea Pearl 2009
Because Without Cause	Marc Lange 2017
Semiotics and the Philosophy of Language	Umberto Eco 1984
Laws and Lawmakers	Marc Lange 2009
Thinking, Fast and Slow	Daniel Kahneman 2011
Time to Tell	Ronald Green
Nothing Matters	Ronald Green
Difference and Repetition	Giles Deleuze
A Thousand Plateaus	Deleuze, Guattari
Reasons and Persons	Derek Parfit
Cosmopolis	Stephen Toulmin
Quantum	Manjit Kumar
The Symbolic Species	Terrence W. Deacon
Incomplete Nature	Terrence W. Deacon
The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind	Julian Jaynes
The Propertied Self: The Psychology of Economic History	Brian J. McVeigh
Semiotics, The Basics	Daniel Chandler
Living Without Free Will	Derk Peerboom
Breakdown of Will	George Ainslie
Handbook of Psychology — 2003	Wiley & Sons
Encyclopedia of Philosophy, 10 volumes — 1998	Routledge
An Introduction to the Philosophy of Logic 3^rd edition:)	A.C. Grayling
In Over Our Heads	Robert Kegan
Immunity to Change	Kegan & Lahey
The Evolving Self	Robert Kegan
An Introduction to the Philosophy of Physics	Marc Lange
Gödel's Theorem, An Incomplete Guide to its Use and Abuse	Torkel Franzén
Gödel, Escher, Bach. An Eternal Golden Braid.	Douglas Hofstadter
I am a Strange Loop	Douglas Hofstadter
Against Method	Paul Feyerabend
The Abuse of Casuistry — A History of Moral Reasoning	Jonsen & Toulmin
The Letters of Michel de Montaigne	Michel de Montaigne
My Traitor's Heart	Rian Malan
Your Brain at Work	David Rock
The Nonsense of Free Will, Facing Up to a False Belief	Richard Oerton
The Neuroscience of Psychotherapy	Louis Cozolino
Brain, Mind and the Structure of Reality	Paul L. Nunez
The Master and His Emissary	Iain McGilchrist
The User Illusion	Tor Nørretranders
The Right Side of History	Ben Shapiro
The Moral Case for Fossil Fuels	Alex Epstein
The Tyranny of Choice	Renata Salecl
Out of Control	Paul Kelly
Stiffed	Susan Faludi
A History of Western Philosophy	C. Stephen Evans
Knowledge in the Blood	Jonathan D. Jansen
God Against the Gods	Jonathan Kirch
Where Good Ideas Come From, The Natural History of Innovation	Steven Johnson
The Politics of Life Itself	Nikolas Rose
The Psychology of Humor	Rod A. Martin
Inside Jokes — Using Humor to Reverse Engineer the Mind	Hurley, Dennett & Adams
The Happiness Hypothesis, Finding Modern Truth in Ancient Wisdom	Jonathan Haidt
Naked Economics, Undressing the Dismal Science	Charles Wheelan
Origins of Human Communication	Michael Tomasello

Contents

INTRODUCTION

EDITORIAL NOTE

BOOK I. LOGIC AND MATHEMATICS

PREFACE

I. A BOOLIAN ALGEBRA WITH ONE CONSTANT (1880)

II. THE ESSENCE OF REASONING (1893)

1. Some Historical Notes

2. The Proposition

3. The Nature of Inference

III. SECOND INTENTIONAL LOGIC (1893)

IV. THE LOGIC OF QUANTITY (1893)

1. Arithmetical Propositions

2. Transitive and Comparative Relations

3. Enumerable Collections

100

4. Linear Sequences

107

5. The Method of Limits

113

6. The Continuum

121

7. The Immediate Neighborhood

125

8. Linear Surfaces

128

9. The Logical and the Quantitative Algebra

132

10. The Algebra of Real Quaternions

138

11. Measurement

142

V. A THEORY ABOUT QUANTITY (1897)

153

1. The Cardinal Numerals

153

2. Precepts for the Construction of the System of Abstract Numbers

160

3. Application to the Theory of Arithmetic

163

VI. MULTITUDE AND NUMBER (1897)

170

1. The Enumerable

170

2. The Denumerable

188

3. The Primipostnumeral

200

4. The Secundopostnumeral and Larger Collections

213

5. Continua

219

VII. THE SIMPLEST MATHEMATICS (1902)

227

1. The Essence of Mathematics

227

2. Division of Pure Mathematics

245

3. The Simplest Branch of Mathematics(:cell align=right:)250

4. Trichotomic Mathematics

307

VIII. NOTES ON THE LIST OF POSTULATES OF DR. HUNTINGTON'S SECTION 2 (1904)

324

IX. ORDINALS (1905)

331

X. ANALYSIS OF SOME DEMONSTRATIONS CONCERNING POSITIVE INTEGERS (1905)

341

BOOK II. EXISTENTIAL GRAPHS

I. EULER'S DIAGRAMS

347

1. Logical Diagram

347

2. Of Euler's Diagrams

350

II. SYMBOLIC LOGIC

372

III. EXISTENTIAL GRAPHS

A. The Conventions

394

1. Alpha Part

394

2. Beta Part

403

3. Gamma Part

409

B. Rules of Transformation

414

1. Alpha Part

414

2. Beta Part

416

IV. ON EXISTENTIAL GRAPHS, EULER'S DIAGRAMS, AND LOGICAL ALGEBRA

Introduction

418

Part I. Principles of Interpretation

424

A. FUNDAMENTAL CONVENTIONS

424

1. Of Conventions Nos. 1 and 2

424

2. Of Convention No. 3

435

3. Of Conventions Nos. 4 to 9

438

B. DERIVED PRINCIPLES OF INTERPRETATION

454

1. Of the Pseudograph and Connected Signs

454

2. Selectives and Proper Names

460

3. Of Abstraction and Entia Rationis

463

C. RECAPITULATION

472

Part II. The Principles of Illative Transformation

475

A. BASIC PRINCIPLES

475

1. Some and Any

475

2. Rules for Dinected Graphs

485

B. RULES FOR LINES OF IDENTITY

499

C. BASIC CATEGORICAL RULES FOR THE ILLATIVE TRANSFORMATION OF ALL GRAPHS

505

V. THE GAMMA PART OF EXISTENTIAL GRAPHS

510

VI. PROLEGOMENA TO AN APOLOGY FOR PRAGMATICISM

530

1. Signs

530

2. Collections

532

3. Graphs and Signs

533

4. Universes and Predicaments

539

5. Tinctured Existential Graphs

552

VII. AN IMPROVEMENT ON THE GAMMA GRAPHS

573

BOOK III. THE AMAZING MAZES

A. THE FIRST CURIOSITY

585

1. Statement of the First Curiosity

585

2. Explanation of Curiosity the First

594

3. A Note on Continuity

639

B. A SECOND CURIOSITY

643

C. ANOTHER CURIOSITY

647

1. Collections and Multitudes

647

2. Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers

657

Pi

Contents

BOOK I. LOGIC AND MATHEMATICS

BOOK II. EXISTENTIAL GRAPHS

BOOK III. THE AMAZING MAZES