Short History of the Milan’s Peirce Research Group
Milan’s Peirce Research Group (formerly Peirce Studies Centre) is formed by Peirce scholars connected with the tradition of Peirce and pragmatism research initiated by Carlo Sini and Rossella Fabbrichesi at the State University of Milan.
A first website was created by Marco Annoni (2012-3). In 2019, the Peirce Studies Centre becomes the Milan’s Peirce Research Group, thanks to the support of the Philosophy Department “Piero Martinetti” of Milan and of the Excellence Framework funds.
Milan’s Peirce Research Group collaborates with the Centro di Ricerca Interuniversitario “Pragmatismo, costruzione dei saperi e formazione” [Intercollegiate Research Centre “Pragmatism, the building of knowledges, and education”] of the Rome University “Roma Tre” and with the Associazione Culturale PRAGMA (Cultural Association PRAGMA). Moreover, the Milan’s Peirce Research Group’s activity is intertwined with the Philosophy Library of the State University of Milan.
The present website was updated and reshaped by Claudia Cristalli (2020), with technical support from Ugo Eccli. All members of the group (Simone Bernardi della Rosa, Maria Regina Brioschi e Andrea Parravicini) contributed to the creation of its new content. Rossella Fabbrichesi supervised the enterprise and is the website’s editor in chief.
Coordinator of the PragmaLab:
PragmaLab proposing members:
Other PragmaLab participants:
Website Editors
Rossella Fabbrichesi, editor in chief: rossella.fabbrichesi[at]unimi.it
Claudia Cristalli, content and website architecture editor: c.m.l.cristalli[at]gmail.com
Ugo Eccli, IT support: ugo.eccli[at]unimi.it
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