Gary, List, I think it's good to remember that Peirce defines Logic as Formal Semiotic, elsewhere explaining Formal as implying Normative. This normative aspect has as much, maybe more, to do with the social rooting of logic as the communicative or descriptive aspect, and, come to think of it as I write, may help to explain the double or mutually recursive rooting of logic and the larger self in one another.
Jon
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