Dear Jon, lists - I do not think that jumping out of the pan of psychologism into the pyre of biologism is doing logic, pragmatisim, or semiotics much good.
So watch out for that ... Ha! - point taken! But I do not see the interest in tracing the development of semiotic and logic capabilities through biological evolution as necessarily leading into biologism, as long as you do not aim to reduce those capabilities to their biological instantiations - let alone aim to make them relative to such instantiations in each species, leading to relativism … Best F
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