An Interview with Carlo Sini

European Journal of Pragmatism and American Philosophy 14 (2) (2022)
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Giovanni Battista Armenio & Rocco Monti – Who is Carlo Sini? Carlo Sini – As Giovanni Gentile would say, we die to others. Hence, I will answer this question by recalling a sentence by Charles Sanders Peirce: we cannot say who we are, who we have been, what we have done, what the meaning of our life has been. It is others who will outline our identity posthumously, as long as it will remain in personal and public memory. And after all, what would I be without the memory of Peirce, of his life...

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