On to the next part of §3. Application of the Algebraic Signs to Logic.
The Sign of Involution
I shall take involution in such a sense that will denote everything which is an
for every individual of
Thus
will be a lover of every woman. Then
will denote whatever stands to every woman in the relation of servant of every lover of hers; and
will denote whatever is a servant of everything that is lover of a woman. So that
(Peirce, CP 3.77)
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