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My new book Semiotics for Designers and Illustrators will be published by Bloomsbury Visual Arts in February 2027.
@pulseofnations.lolThe SEC proposal outlines conditional adviser self custody, state trust companies as qualified custodians and tighter US crypto market rules, with a 60 day comment window now open.
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My new book Semiotics for Designers and Illustrators will be published by Bloomsbury Visual Arts in February 2027.
@bitcoincom-news.bsky.social⚖️ SEC's Hester #Peirce says zero-knowledge proofs could modernize the broken KYC surveillance system.
Peirce argued that mandatory, continuous personal data collection is costly and largely ineffective at catching criminals.
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My new book Semiotics for Designers and Illustrators will be published by Bloomsbury Visual Arts in February 2027.
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My new book Semiotics for Designers and Illustrators will be published by Bloomsbury Visual Arts in February 2027.
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My new book Semiotics for Designers and Illustrators will be published by Bloomsbury Visual Arts in February 2027.
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Nakassis, C. V. (2018). Indexicality’s ambivalent ground. Signs and Society, 6(1), 281–304. doi.org/10.1086/694753
@knzw783.bsky.social🎓💰 #Peirce リベラルアーツ教育の商品化
Urciuoli, B. (2014). The semiotic production of the good student: A Peircean look at the commodification of liberal arts education. Signs and Society, 2(1), 56–83. doi.org/10.1086/675537
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Sonesson, G. (2013). The natural history of branching: Approaches to the phenomenology of Firstness, Secondness, and Thirdness. Signs and Society, 1(2), 297–325. doi.org/10.1086/673251
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@alexkearney.comNotes On: Peirce's Theory of Signs (2007)
Notes from Short 2007
the key insight of these discussions is the need for generality. Generality means thinking in the general sense. Grey is not a…
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@alexkearney.com@alexkearney.comCharles Peirce on Skepticism:
"I applaud scepticism with all my heart provided it have four qualities: first, that it be sincere and real doubt; second, that it be aggressive; third, that it push inquiry;…
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@alexkearney.comI begin with the [element] which the rough and tumble of life renders most familiarly prominent. We are continually bumping up against hard fact. We expected one…
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@alexkearney.com"By an Object, I mean anything we can think; anything we can talk about. By real object, I mean anything of which whatever is true is so whether we think it to be so or not. To this definition,…
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!["By an Object, I mean anything we can think; anything we can talk about. By real object, I mean anything of which whatever is true is so whether we think it to be so or not. To this definition, it might be objected that it applies to any object; since if any object is unreal, it is so whether we think it to be so or not: and we frequently think unreal objects to be real, but that objection falls to the ground, since we cannot think an unreal object to be real: we only think of some idea in mind as applying a [difficult to read] predicate to something out of our mind. Or, to state the objection otherwise, the only object of of which nothing else is true except unreality, is meerly the abstract idea of unreal and if we think that to be real..."
From Peirce's manuscripts: Reflections on Real and Unreal Objects (MS [R] 996)](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_fullsize/plain/did:plc:zqovk4blto4cgtakes5wqg7j/bafkreihlgg6nz64jpm5jebwoc7tzkuzwjn5jkqx7w46yx3m7lcuxx5dgp4@jpeg)