1st Edition
Conceptualizing Metaphors On Charles Peirce’s Marginalia
Preface
Conceptualizing Metaphors (Introduction)
1. The Theoretical Framework of the Forsaken Ideas
2. The Categories, The Ground and The Silent Effects
3. Unlimited Semiosis and Heteroglossia (C.S. Peirce and M.M. Bakhtin)
4. The Living Mind and the Effete Mind
5. The Iceberg and The Crystal Mind
6. The Missing Notion of Subjectivity in Charles Peirce’s Philosophy
7. The Unpredictable Past
8. The Quiet Discourse (Some Aspects of Representation in C. Peirce's Concept of Consciousness)
9. One-man-tango
10. How Is Meaning Possible?
Appendix: Ivan Sarailiev – An Early Bulgarian Contributor to Pragmatism
Bibliography
Biography
Ivan Mladenov is a senior research fellow at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences. His chief topic of interest is the philosophy of Charles S. Peirce. His main publications embrace a vast spectrum of research, such as semiotics, philosophy, psychology, literary theory and the philosophy of science.
