Gary,
no hard feelings!
everything is fine.
/JM
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Jean-Marc, List,
I suppose that one is permitted one additional word after he has
granted his opponent the *last word* in a matter, but only if he might
want to confirm something his interlocutor has said and where he has
come to see that he was wrong. Jean-Marc wrote:
my
comments have been
Dear Gary.
Thanks foryourgenerous and kind
words.You inspire me to try to follow your example of courage
and good will.
Cheers,
Jim Piat
PS -- it's a third you damn
blockhead!
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Jim,
Thanks for your lovely notes. But what in the hell does this mean?
PS -- it's a third you damn
blockhead!
Best,
Gary
Jim Piat wrote:
Dear Gary.
Thanks for your generous and kind
words. You inspire me to try to follow your example of courage and
good
l] Re: First, second,
third, etc.
Jim, Thanks for your lovely notes. But what in the hell
does this mean?
PS -- it's a third you damn
blockhead!Best,Gary
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ause, lead us to success in such matters. It may be that we will
fail, but at least we will have tried in good faith and camaraderie.
Best,
Gary
Best wishes,
Jim Piat
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Jean-Marc Orliaguet wrote:
Here is an article that I scanned some time ago, it was written by
Andre de Tienne:
http://www.medic.chalmers.se/~jmo/semiotic/Peirce_s_semiotic_monism.pdf
the first page is missing, but I think than anyone interested in signs
and in triadic relations should
Bernard Morand wrote:
Jean-Marc Orliaguet wrote:
Here is an article that I scanned some time ago, it was written by
Andre de Tienne:
http://www.medic.chalmers.se/~jmo/semiotic/Peirce_s_semiotic_monism.pdf
the first page is missing, but I think than anyone interested in
signs and in
I am appalled at the fact that one can confuse
these two aspects, it reveals a complete misunderstanding of Peirce's
categories.
You' are "appalled" at certain scholars' "complete misunderstanding of
Peirce's categories." That is to say, you have closed your mind to
anything but your own