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}Jon, list - yes, makes sense. Yes - I meant the internal Sign
triadAnd yes, the three correlates are in 'other Sign
relations'enables diversity
Edwina
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Edwina, List:
ET: In a triadic spot/rhema/proposition which has three 'loose ends' or
blank forms - which means, as I understand it, that it is open to being
filled by some subject.
So far, so good. The triadic Sign relation has three loose ends, which are
filled by three subjects--the Sign i
Jerry, list - as someone with no background in chemistry, I have a
few questions:
1) I understand your analysis using the 'doctrine of valency' in
chemistry and, as you point out, Peirce was a chemist. Now, in
Robert's, p.115, he shows several figures - and figure 3 'represents
triadic
