Re: semiotics

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> On Friday, May 23, 2003, at 02:43 PM, Joe wrote:
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> > In fact, the triadic structure of Peircian semiotics provides the
> > perception-action bridge between mind and world
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> And although no-one here has mentioned that he has, and I have not
> read him to know, how do you think he would apply that
> perception-action bridge to culture?
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As a web of commonly held, constantly communicated and continuously evolving meanings.
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> - Wade
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