Peirce's Theory of Signs¶
Short, T. L. (2007). Peirce's Theory of Signs. Cambridge University Press.
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- It separates two roles (a perceptible vehicle and a referent) and names the actual contiguity-relation that does the referring work between them, a four-part decomposition Short (2007) makes explicit in his reconstruction of Peirce's mature sign theory.
This sourceSystematic reconstruction of Peirce's mature sign theory; develops the multi-role decomposition of signification (sign-vehicle, object, interpretant, ground) and argues for its applicability beyond linguistics to physical traces and instruments.
- It separates two roles (a perceptible vehicle and a referent) and names the actual contiguity-relation that does the referring work between them, a four-part decomposition Short (2007) makes explicit in his reconstruction of Peirce's mature sign theory.
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