Cf: Mathematical Method ??? Discussion 7 http://inquiryintoinquiry.com/2020/08/15/mathematical-method-discussion-7/
Re: Ontolog Forum https://groups.google.com/d/topic/ontolog-forum/7_sx3_4khCE/overview ::: Alex Shkotin https://groups.google.com/d/msg/ontolog-forum/7_sx3_4khCE/Ghv4VGbKBgAJ Dear Alex, You raised the following point: AS: One important usage of a sign is as an element of a language, especially a formal one, i.e. with a formal grammar. For context you cited a standard definition of a formal language with a formal grammar (Aho and Ullman 1972). Viewed from the standpoint of pragmatic semiotics, where a sign relation L is a structure of the form L ??? O ?? S ?? I, we are starting out on pretty much the same page, since I'm always thinking of a sign s as an element of a sign domain S and I'm mainly interested in cases where the sign domain S is a formal language with a formal grammar as defined above or variants thereof. That brings us to your question, "What is the grammar of Peirce's language?", which I will take up next time. Regards, Jon
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