[PEIRCE-L] CFP: 16th International Meeting on Pragmatism

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Aw: [PEIRCE-L] Re: Survey of Relation Theory • 1

Jon, List, your text is exactly fitting to the problem I had: With "own class" I meant "absolute essence" in the sense of "permanent properties", distinct from permanent properties of the other classes. Exactly with this permanence I have had a problem, because an interpretant may turn into a rep

[PEIRCE-L] Re: Survey of Relation Theory • 1

Helmut, List, I wasn't completely sure about the meaning of your question: • "Are interpretants an own class?" Is "own" a translation of "eigen" maybe? At any rate I went with my best guess and took you to be asking whether interpretants (and the other two classes) were ontologically distincti

RE: [PEIRCE-L] Survey of Relation Theory • 1

Hello Jon, list (puzzle below for experts) I got blown well downwind into conjugacy classes with the 1880 AOL ch. 3. At the time, I was trying to make sense of the continuity of ch.3 with the previous chapters and also the forward historical development of relation logic. I was struck by t