Dear Gary, lists - You are right about the structure of the book. In some sense, chapters 1-7 conduct one long argument centered around the Dicisign concept, while chapters 8-11 are more like addenda going in different directions, though not entirely unrelated.
Best F Den 01/05/2015 kl. 15.36 skrev Gary Fuhrman <g...@gnusystems.ca<mailto:g...@gnusystems.ca>> : Frederik, Franklin, lists, This is a very helpful post (as usual for Frederik!) and does clarify the nature of theorematic reasoning, but I still have to admit that the chapter about the “Kandinskys” and the follow-up to it strike me as more of an appendix to the book than an integral part of its argument. I know Franklin is working on the question of how Chapter 10 relates to the book, so I’m looking forward to that (and to Frederik’s response) as a good way of bringing our seminar to a close. I think I can speak for others who haven’t posted much lately in saying that this latter part of the seminar has been very fruitful. Gary f.
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