Logic of Information (C.S. Peirce)
The logic of
information, or the logical
theory of information, considers the
information content of logical signs and expressions along
the lines initially developed by Charles
Sanders Peirce. ...
Theory of Information (C.S. Peirce)
The pragmatic theory of
information (PTOI) is a set of
concepts and principles for defining,
measuring, and tracking the time evolution of
information that derives from Charles
Sanders Peirce's general theory of signs and inquiry. ...
Sign Relation
A sign relation is the
basic construct in the theory of signs, or semiotic theory, as
developed by Charles
Sanders Peirce (1839–1914).
Anthesis:
Thus, if a sunflower, in turning
towards the sun, becomes by that very act
fully capable, without further condition, of
reproducing a sunflower which turns in
precisely corresponding ways toward the sun,
and of doing so with the same reproductive
power, the sunflower would become a
Representamen of the sun. ...
Sign Relational Complex
In semiotics, a
sign relational complex is a
generalization of a sign relation that allows for
empty components in the elementary sign
relations, or sign relational triples of
the form
(object, sign, interpretant).
Ge
nerally speaking, when it comes to things
that are being contemplated as ostensible or
potential signs of other things, neither the
existence nor the uniqueness of the elements
appearing in the sign relation is guaranteed. ...
Theory of Relations
: This article develops the theory of
relations in regard to its specifically combinatorial
aspects. ...
Semeiotic
Semeiotic is a
term used by Charles
Sanders Peirce to distinguish his theory
of triadic sign relations from
other approaches to the same subject
matter.
Types of signs:
There
are three principal ways that a sign can
denote its objects. ...
