For 10 points, name this author of "
One of his works uses the example of considering train schedules to discuss "feigned hesitancy" and transubstantiation to establish the primacy of sensible effects. That work's third section considers physics, particularly weight and force, before concluding that there is "no royal road to logic." Identifying the ability to appease doubt as one of the properties of belief, this author criticized the logicians for their ambiguity, and Leibnitz for failing to account for the base assumptions in Cartesian thought, which has led to the "ornament of logic" that must be discarded. For 10 points, name this author of "On a New List of Categories" who discussed two distinctions of conception and laid out three grades of accomplishing the title task in "How to Make Our Ideas Clear," and also wrote "The Fixation of Belief" to lay the basis for pragmatism.
One of his works uses the example of considering train schedules to discuss "feigned hesitancy" and transubstantiation to establish the primacy of sensible effects.
Charles Sanders {Peirce}