List: I have been pursing the emanative causality CP2.230 (1910) that stands behind the subjective meanings of the putative logical terms of “quail-sign, sin-sign and legi-signs”. As most readers know, these terms were coined by CSP as the origins of his logical of synthesis of propositions for logical argumentation. The following reference opens an analytical discussion of three formulations that includes the relational grammatical forms of indicative and imperative sentences.
MIDWEST STUDIES IN PHILOSOPHY v. 28 #1, Sept 2004, pp. 119-136 Christopher Hookway. “The principle of pragmatism: Peirce’s formulations and examples.” The reference sheds some light on the recent discussions and could be of interest to at least two contributors to this list serve. Cheers Jerry
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