Charles S. Peirce's scientific contributions
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... In simple terms, semiosis is any action or event that involves signs; it highlights students' and teachers' interpretations. We discuss and explain the sign and its significance in Chapter 3. In summary, we contribute in a novel way to a relational view of higher education through Peircean semiotics, which conceives reality as constituted of sign-relations (CP 5.448;EP2,394). Signs are relations formed and used by any mind. ...
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