Gary, List: > On Feb 19, 2019, at 4:27 PM, Gary Richmond <[email protected]> wrote: > > At the moment I cannot think of how phenomenology might address that question > which seems to me at the moment to be a strictly semeiotic one. But it is a > most interesting question which I hope we can pursue further in discussion > here and whether or not phenomenology can contribute anything to its answer. > Your post raises many questions in my mind; they all seem to involve the meaning of the term “phenomenology” in your usage of the term.
Could you explain the meaning that you wish to convey in terms of other philosophers usage of the term? That is, historical? or contemporary? The meaningfulness of a future inquiry here depends to a large extent on the perceptions of the meanings of “semiotics” and “phenomenology”. Cheers Jerry
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