Collected Papers¶
Peirce, C. S. (1932). Collected Papers. Harvard University Press.
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Primes¶
- Icon–Index–Symbol Distinction
- (4) these three grounds can co-exist in a single sign, the sign-object relation type,
This sourcePeirce mixed signs icon-index-symbol hybrid type blending.
- A photograph, for instance, is simultaneously iconic (resembles its subject), indexical (causally produced by light reflecting from the subject), and symbolic (conventions about how we interpret photographs as evidence). The hybrid sign character
This sourcePeirce hypoicon image diagram metaphor iconic subdivision hybrid.
- The deeper insight is about the interpretant-mediation
This sourcePeirce interpretant sign mental representation meaning-effect.
- T1 — Pure-types vs. hybrid signs. Peirce acknowledged most signs blend types;
This sourcePeirce sign-types admixture hybridity blending practical analysis.
- (4) these three grounds can co-exist in a single sign, the sign-object relation type,
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