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As a book category, "Charles Sanders Peirce" denotes works centered on the life, thought, and influence of the American philosopher and logician Charles S. Peirce (1839–1914). It encompasses his primary writings and collected papers, biographies and editions, scholarly commentaries and textbooks, and interdisciplinary applications of his ideas in semiotics, logic, epistemology, and philosophy of science. Typical themes include his pragmatic (pragmaticism) method and pragmatic maxim, theory of signs (semeiotic), the logic of abduction, his triadic categories (firstness, secondness, thirdness), fallibilism, and synechism (continuity), often with technical treatments in formal logic, mathematics, and cognitive science as well as historical and critical perspectives. Such books appeal to philosophers, semioticians, logicians, historians of ideas, and anyone exploring pragmatic approaches to meaning, inquiry, and scientific method.

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