Dear Stan, list I do not think so. To accept the existence of abstract objects or structures is not the same thing as saying those structures are instantiated everywhere.
Best F Den 07/09/2014 kl. 15.28 skrev Stanley N Salthe <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> : Frederick -- The abstract way that you make this statement of semiotic functions alone invites a pansemiotic perspective. You have the semiotic functions with no particular embodiments, and then take the biological embodiments of these functions as evolved instantiations of them, therefore as not being originary. STAN
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