Helmut - I wasn't referring to Sung's triad (phaneron-body-mind) for I don't
agree with it, or with almost all of his outlines. My comment to you was merely
to remind you that the Peircean triad (not the same as Sung's triad) of
Object-Representamen-Interpretant can have each of these
List,Gary Richmond has suggested that in future I cross-post whatever appears on my blog, www.languagelore.net, that invokes Peircean ideas, and I plan to follow Gary's suggestion. However, for those who wish to read what already exists in this vein can simply enter the word "Peirce" in the search
Dear Sung, lists,
I like your diagram:
f g
Phaneron -> Body --> Mind
(Firstness) (Secondness)
Hi,
(*1*) I think semiotics can be divided into two branches --the *qualitative*
and *quantitative *semiotics, i.e., the study of *qualitative signs (*e.g.,
words) and *quantitative signs *(e.g., numbers), respectively. Examples of
the former would include classical philosophy, linguistics,
