In the 1950s Carolyn Eisele found a trunk of his papers hidden away in Widener Library.
In the 1950s Carolyn Eisele found a trunk of his papers hidden away in Widener Library. He lost his second job because his superior J.J. Sylvester disapproved of his gypsy wife with whom he had cohabited before their marriage. His first job was at the U.S. Coast and Geodetic Survey, which has father Benjamin had co-founded along with the Smithsonian. His writing output rests chiefly on his Photometric Researches and a set of six pieces entitled Illustrations of the Logic in Science, of which the first two, published in Popular Science Monthly, were "The Fixation of Belief" and "How to Make Our Ideas Clear." FTP, name this American pragmatist philosopher.
In the 1950s Carolyn Eisele found a trunk of his papers hidden away in Widener Library.
Charles Sanders {Peirce}