A 13:51 31/01/2006 -0500, Skagestad, Peter a écrit :
Bernard, Gary, and list,
The English wording is Every decoding is another encoding. It is uttered
repeatedly in Small World by the fictional Professor Zapf, who
references Peirce as the father of semiotics, so David Lodge had at least
Bernard,
I have read Thinks, and I thought Lodge goes much easier on AI professors than
on English professors. Maybe he has mellowed with age or maybe, as you suggest,
he is simply much more familiar with English professors. No offense to either
AI professors or Enlish professors on the list,
Whoops! A small correction: I should have concluded by saying that I am UNABLE to say whether the students followed my example any better than before!
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Just a heads up to those interested. John Collier has up a very
interesting paper on pragmatics. He notes that his approach is
basically Peircean. Relative to the occasional discussion of
Derrida's use of Peirce, I think that many of Collier's approaches
and critiques can be seen
