John, Jon, List

I think I have shown that one can already avoid, at first, the most
repulsive and abstract aspect of the exposition of the axioms of
CategoryTheory . Because it is the natural transformations of functors that
are the essential obstacle opening towards categories of categories. These
"relations of relations" which disturb no longer appear if we place
ourselves in the field of Posets (Partially Ordered Set) which is easy to
apprehend especially since the Poset that we use to begin with is just the
order on the three numbers 1,2,3 that children count on their fingers! Then
it's just a matter of understanding the notion of "structure-preserving
application" which is easy to illustrate with diagrams. I must say that the
mental operations of most philosophers who manipulate sequences of
reasoning in the field of classical logic mobilize capacities far beyond
those required to work with such a simple Poset. The resulting lattice
structure is immediately put into a diagram and there is no need to know
its exact definition.Moreover, to convince oneself of its natural relevance
to semiotics, one need only read Peirce: CP 2.254 to 2.264.
Best regards
Robert Marty
Honorary Professor ; PhD Mathematics ; PhD Philosophy
fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Marty
*https://martyrobert.academia.edu/ <https://martyrobert.academia.edu/>*



Le ven. 25 juin 2021 à 06:08, John F. Sowa <[email protected]> a écrit :

> The attached file, diag.txt, contains a review of the book *Diagrammatic
> Immanence: Category Theory and Philosophy*, which contains a chapter
> about Peirce.  Since the book is written for non-mathematicians, it uses
> diagrams to explain the ideas, rather than the more complex terminology of
> category theory.
>
> Jon Awbrey sent information about the book to another email list, but not
> to Peirce-L.  But I decided to send this note to Peirce-L, since several
> subscribers have discussed issues about category theory and Peirce.
>
> John
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