Michael,
Thank you for this excellent introduction. My interest is not in
linguistics but in biological and societal modes of existence and
adaptation - and I can see these elements in your linguistic
analysis. For example, when you write
'always dynamic while remaining changeable and stable
simultaneously'
- "the rationalized explication of variety" - and your reference to
Peirce 6.101.
- and, "the working out of Thirdness in the context of Secondness'.
Exactly.
- and, your use of the man-sign.
I also like your use of 'objectified idealism' rather than
'objective idealism'. Exactly right.
Edwina
On Thu 16/04/20 8:17 AM , Michael Shapiro [email protected]
sent:
Dear List,
I posted something a couple of days ago which I fear didn't go
through, so I'm repeating it here.
For those of you who are interested in linguistics and semiotics,
I'm attaching the New Introduction to the book I'm working on, which
will amalgamate my two earlier Sense books published by Indiana UP in
1983 and 1991. Your comments would be most welcome.
Best,M.
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