thanks, that is a helpful overview! F Den 11/10/2014 kl. 21.46 skrev Gary Richmond <[email protected]<mailto:[email protected]>> :
Frederik, lists, So glad to learn that your health is improved, Frederik. It's terrific having you active again in the seminar. Here's a little chart showing the terminological variations Peirce experimented with on the traditional triad: term/proposition/argument which I gleaned from NP 3.9. (1903) Rheme Dicisign Argument (1903) Sumisign Dicisign Suadisign (1903) Single sign (substitutive sign) Double sign (informational sign, or, "quasi-proposition") Triple sign (rationally persuasive sign, or, "argument") (1903) Rhema Proposition Argument (1906) Seme Pheme Delome I found the third column of particular interest, especially his referring to the Rheme as a 'substitutive sign' (or what we'd call today a 'propositional function'). Gary
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