'T. L. Short's book is an enormously important contribution to Peirce scholarship that masterfully weaves together many different strands from Peirce's writings to present a rich, detailed, and tightly argued account of his view of science, his work as a scientist, and how that view and that work informed, motivated, and nourished his philosophy. Even the most knowledgeable Peirce scholars will come away from Short's book with a deeper understanding of familiar ideas and doctrineslike Peirce's pragmatism, realism, phenomenology, view of the normative sciences, etc.and how they relate to each other and to Peirce's life as a working scientist.' Robert Lane, University of West Georgia 'This is an impressive book not only about Peirce's philosophy but also about how to read and interpret it.' Mousa Mohammadian, Metascience
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