Frederik Stjernfelt Boeken

Focusing on the significance of diagrams in epistemology, this book explores Charles Peirce's theories and their connections to Edmund Husserl's ideas on "categorial intuition." It highlights the parallels between Peircean semiotics and early Husserlian phenomenology, arguing that diagrams facilitate observation and experimentation with abstract structures. This approach provides insights into the synthetic a priori within the context of Husserl's regional and formal ontology, revealing the foundational role diagrams play in understanding knowledge and thought.

"Diagrammatology" explores the significance of diagrams in thought and knowledge, emphasizing their central role in epistemology as seen in Charles Peirce's work. The book connects Peircean semiotics with early Husserlian phenomenology and examines semiotics in various fields, promising a fresh perspective on realism in diagrammatic analysis.