Logical Graphs • Discussion 5

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Nice discussion.  Development of icon-based reasoning

As it happens, even though Peirce’s systems of logical graphs do have iconic features, their real power over other sorts of logical diagrams (like venn diagrams) is due to their deeper symbolic character.  Thereby will hang many tales to come …

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