Claudio, List ...

I realize that many of us have been through these sorts of discussions
many times before, so let me just highlight what I consider to be some
of the most important points.

1. We must not confuse the roles in a sign relation or the components
   of a sign relational 3-tuple, that is, Object, Sign, Interpretant,
   with the Peircean categories of Firstness, Secondness, Thirdness.
   These two sets of concepts reside at very different logical levels,
   as one can tell from the fact that Peirce described his Categories
   as "Predicaments", that is, predicates of predicates.

Cf. http://mywikibiz.com/Charles_Sanders_Peirce#Theory_of_categories

Sorry, I have to break here ...

Jon

CG = Claudio Guerri

CG: I apologize for not having participated in slow reading yet...
    I have a very 'heavy' year...
    but just by chance I have read Jon's post...

CG: Of course, I agree on the need of collecting data, but since we are in
    Semiotics, and in a Peirce List, I consider more important to organize
    data in an explicit, logic, and relational way.

CG: The double entry, three column, data table is of course a good way of
    presenting it, and there is already a long experience on that devise
    called: the Semiotic Nonagon (I have written already about this subject
    on this List, I have to admit... with very low success).
    But the order of the columns and rows should not be changed from the
    logical sequence of 1ness, 2ness, and 3ness or we will lose the logical
    relation of the parts.

CG: Of course, Peirce was not fond of that idea... or he would have draw
    that table himself, since he worked out the 10 classes 'triangle' and
    worked on existential graphs. The construction of a 9 square grid means
    a 'flattening' of Peirce's very complex philosophical proposal... but
    also, the possibility of a practical use of the very fruitful Peircean
    semiotic proposal.

CG: I don't know if the SN that follows can be seen, but something SIMILAR
    was already shown by different scholars, beginning by Max Bense in the
    60's, but with a very wrong idea, that is: to show the 9 aspects of the
    sign in 'some graphical order'... If the purpose is limited to this
    intention, it is a severe distortion of Peirce's philosophical proposal,
    that should probably been represented in an hiperspatial diagram... but
    then, very difficult or impossible for practical use.

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