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(1987) Naturalistic epistemology, Dordrecht, Springer.
This essay will address a dilemma in the foundations of naturalistic epistemology. As the title indicates, the focus will be on one of the great nineteenth-century founders of this interdisciplinary enterprise, to wit, Charles Peirce. I shall attempt to illustrate the dilemma by noting a certain ambiguity in Peirce's thought; thereafter I shall outline, and discuss the viability of, what I take to be Peirce's resolution of the dilemma.
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Skagestad, P. (1987)., Peirce's conception of truth: a framework for naturalistic epistemology?, in A. Shimony & D. Nails (eds.), Naturalistic epistemology, Dordrecht, Springer, pp. 73-90.
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