Daniel,
In case you're new to Peirce's philosophy, it's a good idea to look up
words in that dictionary that you think are common enough to know the
meaning, e.g., 'sign' and 'object', because he explains them in context
to his other aspects of his philosophy. Jumping around these definitions
is helpful in getting a broader picture of his philosophy.
Also, I'm curious what developments of the cultural industry you're
going to explain.
Matt
On 9/27/15 4:24 PM, Matt Faunce wrote:
Hi Daniel,
Go to http://www.commens.org/dictionary
You'll find definitions of terms Peirce used using Peirce's own words.
Matt Faunce
On Sep 27, 2015, at 1:42 PM, Daniel Guimarães <dxdslasher...@gmail.com
<mailto:dxdslasher...@gmail.com>> wrote:
Dear Arisbe members,
Good evening to all,
I am researching about some developments of the cultural industry
that might be explained within the confines of Peirce’s concept of
semiosis.
I would like to know where I can find a good definition for semiosis
by Peirce in the CP’s, and how I can cite it properly.
Any suggestion and help would immensily welcome and appreciated!!
Thank you in advance.
Bets regards,
Daniel
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Matt
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