Helmut - a concept can be formed by an individual. It doesn't have
to be formed by a group. The concept that the two people are using
is a dynamic object. Yes, their interaction, if there are two people
discussing a common concept, connects them to the wider community.
Edwina
Edwina,
The immediate interpretant is internal, but a concept is formed by a society, which the individuals are parts of. So perhaps they have access to what is internal of the society? I mean, when eg. two individuals talk about a common concept, this talk automatically makes them parts of the c
Dear list:
rather ironic that the ultimate, immutable aim- the one that should accord
with a free development of the agent's own esthetic quality- takes on the
form of a carrot, no?
Best,
Jerry R
On Mon, Mar 27, 2017 at 12:36 PM, Claudio Guerri
wrote:
> Mein lieber Helmut, List,
> again answer
Mein lieber Helmut, List,
again answer between the lines with >>>
(this was taught to me by T.A.Sebeok just at the beginning of e-mails)
Helmut Raulien escribió el 27/03/2017 a las 13:14:
Claudio, List,
So it is a bit paradoxical: On one hand we should be aware, that we
are carrot-chasing donk
Claudio, List,
So it is a bit paradoxical: On one hand we should be aware, that we are carrot-chasing donkeys, on the other hand we should not abandon the carrot chasing projects, inquiry. And we must respect other donkeys who are chasing different carrots. And, for not thinking that there are a
