context: Charles Sanders Peirce (September 10, 1839 Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA - April 19, 1914, Milford, Pennsylvania United States) was an American philosopher, logician, scientist, and generalist. [1] He is especially known for initiating philosophical pragmatism, for his work in mathematical logic, for his semiotic studies (for example, developing the concept of the tricotomic sign), for his phallibilistic and realistic philosophy of science, At the center of Peirce's philosophy is his doctrine of three categories, for which Peirce developed what he called Edmund Husserl's phenomenology, also called "phenomenology" and later "phaneroscopy." [2] [3] Peirce's scientific work, however, covered many other fields besides philosophy and logic, such as science, mathematics, and psychology, and although Peirce is now known mainly as a philosopher and logician, he never worked in paid employment or as a researcher in these fields. He was known in his time as a naturalist. In this field too, he was innovative, for example, in reforming statistical research methods.
question: Where was Charles S. Peirce born?
answers.text: Cambridge, Massachusetts, USA