Gary R, Gary F, list,
From my cherry-picking readings in the orchard of Peirce, I gathered the
impression that
Every phenomenon has three aspects he called (081314-1)
Firstness, Secondness and Thirdness.
If this impression of mine is true, why can't phaneron itself have these
Gary,
GR: I would maintain that, and apart from analysis, in our phenomenological
experience those several qualities are felt as distinct.
GF: I would agree with that. They are felt as distinct when the analysis is
not under conscious control, as the percept itself is not.
Gary, all,
Gary F. wrote:
But phaneroscopy is looking for the elements of the phaneron, not the
elements of experience, and certainly not the elements of *human* experience
only. I can well believe that the only way to do this scientifically (i.e.
communally) is by way of iconoscopy, or
