Please forgive this post from a Peirce discussion lurker.

The APPENDIX shows only 11K of Bernard Morand's gargantuan 236K
Pierce post of 23 Mar 2006 09:59:31+0100 titled  "Re: R: Re: R: Re:
naming definite individuals," as it appears on the PEIRCE-L Digest
for Thursday, March 23, 2006.

That would have been enough code and HTML gobbledygook, but then
Giovanni Maria Ruggiero on 23 Mar 2006 12:03:47+0100 replied to
Bernard Morand by hitting the reply button and thus resending
Morand's 256K post once again to the Peirce list.

I shall forbear mention of suggestions 5-7 of "14 Posting
Suggestions" [Hake (2005)]:

5. If you *must* reply to a post by hitting the "reply" button (bane
of discussion lists), and thus often littering the list with
superfluous already posted once ">", twice ">>", thrice ">>>", etc.,
etc. material, at least prune the original message normally contained
in your reply down to the few lines that are relevant to your reply.

6. Avoid sending ATTACHMENTS to lists - they will often appear as
pages of code and may introduce VIRUSES :-( . Instead, place the
attachment on a web page and give subscribers the URL.

7. Avoid sending messages in HTML or "enriched text." Some
subscribers may find that it is almost impossible to read. Check your
mail-system's settings to be sure you are NOT sending mail to
discussion lists only in HTML or in a double posting first in ASCII
and the in HTML.

Richard Hake, Emeritus Professor of Physics, Indiana University
24245 Hatteras Street, Woodland Hills, CA 91367
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<http://www.physics.indiana.edu/~hake>
<http://www.physics.indiana.edu/~sdi>


REFERENCES
Hake, R.R. 2005. "Fourteen Posting Suggestions," online at
<http://lists.nau.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=ind0507&L=phys-l&P=R15505>. Post
of 25 Jul 2005 16:25:2-0700 to AP-Physics, PhysLrnR, Physhare, and
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PEIRCE-L Digest for Thursday, March 23, 2006.

1. Re: R: Re: R: Re: naming definite individuals
2. Re: R: Re: R: Re: naming definite individuals
3. Seminar on Philosophy and Business Management
4. Seminar on Philosophy and Business Management
5. Re: evolving universe
6. Re: Design and Semiotics Revisited (...new thread from "Peircean
elements" topic)
7. Re: evolving universe
8. Re: evolving universe
9. Re: evolving universe
10. Re: R: Re: R: Re: naming definite individuals
11. Re: evolving universe

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Subject: Re: R: Re: R: Re: naming definite individuals
From: Bernard Morand <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu, 23 Mar 2006 09:59:31 +0100
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Claudio and list,
I see that you are using the 3 registers from Lacan as examples(?) of
the 3 Peirce's categories in your first nonagon. This would give:
Imaginary -> Firstness, Real -> Secondness, Symbolic -> Thirdness. I am
not sure at all that this is correct but the question of the possible
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 Giovanni, List

 I don't know if this can help...
 (I am not sure if the English translation of psycho terms is correct)
 Without entering the specific discussion I can (as always) show a
 graphic diagrammatic approach...
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 > dear Jim,
 >
 > just a rapid remar. I was thinking that emotions, even in the case
 of very
 > complex, cognitively rich, sophisticated and social emotions, such
 as, say,
 > envy, even in this case emotions have a sort of "indexal" quality.
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 >>> I was meditating that actually the most mechanical emotions
 >>> may be thought as material relationships via neuronal paths starting
 >>> from external stimulations up to conscious appraisal. Thus, your
 >>> defintion of index is applicable to emotions, or at least to the
 >>> emotions p
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Claudio and list,<br>
I see that you are using the 3 registers from Lacan as examples(?) of
the 3 Peirce's categories in your first nonagon. This would give:
Imaginary -&gt; Firstness, Real -&gt; Secondness, Symbolic -&gt;
Thirdness. I am not sure at all that this is correct but the question
of the possible relationships between both®Ý schemes is strongly worth
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At first sight it seems to me as quite arbitrary. For example, why not
Jealousy a Form (as a kind of relationship)?<br>
Thanks<br>
Bernard<br>
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Claudio Guerri a ®®crit®Ý:
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  <div>Giovanni, List</div>
  <div>®Ý</div>
  <div>I don't know if this can help...</div>
  <div>(I am not sure if the English translation of psycho terms is
correct)</div>
  <div>Without entering the specific discussion I can (as always) show
a graphic diagrammatic approach...</div>
  <div>It was an "enlightment" (or a darkening) after a psychoanalytic
session.</div>
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  <div>®Ý</div>
  <div>This "draft idea" is related with this diagram too.</div>
  <div>perhaps Althusser's approach to the triadic sign could be
considered for emotions.</div>
  <div>This diagram (using the Semiotic Nonagon)®Ýtries to show the
interrelation and "fluid"®Ýinterdependence between those three... which
of them will be "dominant" in each given context...???</div>
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