"Richard Lanigan (2001): On Learning, Charles S. Peirce, and the Interpretant."

Note: sound begins after 35 seconds. This interview was recorded in October 2001 at the annual meeting of the Semiotic Society of America at the University of Toronto, Victoria College. A four-minute excerpt from this interview titled “Richard Lanigan: The Difference Between Fact and Opinion,” is also posted. This 30 minute video is the full interview. It was originally recorded on VHS tape and is unedited except to add titles and transitions. Richard spoke for about 25 minutes in response to my questions about Peirce and learning. Then I pause to ask another question about facts and opinions and Richard responded for about four minutes. The recording ends with a brief moment of Richard talking with John Deely and Alan Harris in the lobby of Victoria College between conference sessions. I am very grateful to Richard Lanigan for granting this interview, for his brilliant scholarship, mentoring, support, and friendship. For more about Richard Lanigan, see Communicology.Org For more about Elliot Gaines, see www.wright.edu/~elliot.gainesElliot Gaines, Ph.D.Professor EmeritusWright State UniversitySemiotic Society of America Past PresidentInternational Communicology Institute [e-mail]

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Another beloved Irishman.

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After this you can read Samuel Beckett. Read iconically, that is. Not just getting a card.