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    Comments on Cheong Lee's Essay (2018) "Peirce's Theory of Interpretation"
    Comments on Cheong Lee's Essay (2018) "Peirce's Theory of Interpretation"
    Comments on Cheong Lee's Essay (2018) "Peirce's Theory of Interpretation"
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    Comments on Cheong Lee's Essay (2018) "Peirce's Theory of Interpretation"

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    Cheong Lee writes a standard contemporary work in semiotics. The full title is "Interpretation of Nature: Peirce's Theory of Interpretation". However, because he is still young, he is like a passenger on a train. His argument is like a travel journal. Semiotics is like journey. One understands the trip after arriving at the destination.
    The comments start at the destination and move backwards. The interscope allows me to sketch the trajectory of ideas in Lee's essay, sweeping from aesthetics to interpretation. These comments join Lee's argument, delivering a beautiful array of Peircean notions.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRazie Mah
    Release dateMar 17, 2018
    ISBN9781942824459
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      Comments on Cheong Lee's Essay (2018) "Peirce's Theory of Interpretation" - Razie Mah

      Comments on Cheong Lee's Essay (2018) Peirce's Theory of Interpretation

      By Razie Mah

      Published for Smashwords.com

      2018

      Notes on Text

      This work comments on an essay that appears in Contemporary Pragmatism (volume 15(1), pages 1-14). The essay is delightful. It is tasty fodder for re-articulation using the category-based nested form. The nested form is not analytical. It is associative. Elements within the essay associate to empty slots in an interscope (a nested form composed of nested forms), allowing me to paint a picture of the author's intellectual journey.

      Single quotes and italics are used to group words together.

      Prerequisites include A Primer on the Category-Based Nested Form and A Primer on Sensible and Social Construction.

      Table of Contents

      The End is My Beginning (VII)

      Whitehead's Bridge (VI)

      Hausman's Brokenness of Symbols (V)

      The Structure of Reflective Thinking (IV)

      Peirce's Categories and Interpretation (III)

      Interpretation as a Communication Process

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