Abstract
The originality of Peirce's pragmatism is grounded in the very early project Peirce draws of a Logic, in which psychology and metaphysics are intimately connected: under the influence of Kant, Boole and the Scolastics, and through a certain logical use of the sign, Peirce elaborates a Logic, both more formal (anti-psychologism, critique of the metaphysics of intuition) and larger (raising a table of categories, studying the faculties through «a logical analysis of the products of thought», developing a theory of reality and abstraction), on the Scotistic model of a Speculative Grammar.
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