2010
DOI: 10.1007/978-3-642-15223-8_12
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A Visual Model of Peirce’s 66 Classes of Signs Unravels His Late Proposal of Enlarging Semiotic Theory

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“…Here the resultant effect of a sign relation would read as there being something that can presumably act upon the physical world 22 Conway's Game of Life has some important traction in the discussion of determinism (Dennett 1991), but this must be set aside for the time being, though it can have some interesting and serious implications for biosemiotics. 23 A good introduction to this type of research can be seen in Nöth (1990: 107-114), however, there are many specific variations and elucidations on the Peircean theme and its extension, such as the ones in Farias and Queiroz (2007) and Borges (2010). 24 Similarly, there is a conceptual difference between resultant and emergent properties, with the former being predictable unlike the latter.…”
Section: Semiotics and Complexitymentioning
confidence: 95%
“…Here the resultant effect of a sign relation would read as there being something that can presumably act upon the physical world 22 Conway's Game of Life has some important traction in the discussion of determinism (Dennett 1991), but this must be set aside for the time being, though it can have some interesting and serious implications for biosemiotics. 23 A good introduction to this type of research can be seen in Nöth (1990: 107-114), however, there are many specific variations and elucidations on the Peircean theme and its extension, such as the ones in Farias and Queiroz (2007) and Borges (2010). 24 Similarly, there is a conceptual difference between resultant and emergent properties, with the former being predictable unlike the latter.…”
Section: Semiotics and Complexitymentioning
confidence: 95%
“…A lo largo de su carrera filosófica, Peirce produjo múltiples revisiones, ampliaciones y reducciones a su teoría del significado. Por ejemplo, con respecto a las clasificaciones de los signos, produjo la sintética categoría de tres tipos de signos que usaremos aquí: índices, iconos y símbolos, pero también una exhaustiva categorización de 66 tipos de signos (Borges, 2010). No obstante, su noción general del signo se estructura gracias a la siguiente tricotomía: una relación sígnica se compone del signo propiamente dicho, un interpretante y un objeto.…”
Section: La Clasificación Peirceana De Los Signosunclassified
“…For some illuminating conceptual possibilities yielded by alternate visualizations of Peircean categories, seeBorges (2010);Farias and Queiroz (2017). See alsoGal and Irvine (2019, p. 87-111) on the methodological generativity of "conjecture" as a bridge concept linking the operations of the interpretant to abductive inference.…”
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