Category Archives: Gödel Numbers

Higher Order Sign Relations • 6

Re: Higher Order Sign Relations • 4 Re: Relations, Types, Functions Re: Cybernetics • Cliff Joslyn Cliff Joslyn recommends the following books. Spivak, David I. (2014), Category Theory for the Sciences Fong, Brendan, and Spivak, David I. (2019), An Invitation … Continue reading

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Higher Order Sign Relations • 5

Re: Higher Order Sign Relations • 4 Re: Conceptual Graphs • Gary Zhu GZ: Is there any good contemporary reading of Peirce & James that you recommend?  Their original works have been quite challenging for me. Dear Gary, As fortune … Continue reading

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Higher Order Sign Relations • 4

Re: Higher Order Sign Relations • 3 Re: Relations, Types, Functions Re: Cybernetics • Cliff Joslyn CJ: Categorical approaches to systems theory have been very attractive to me for a long time.  My current work is categorically adjacent, and I’m … Continue reading

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Higher Order Sign Relations • 3

Re: Ontolog Forum • Joseph Simpson Re: Relations, Types, Functions JA: The subject matters of relations, types, and functions enjoy a form of recursive involvement with one another which makes it difficult to know where to get on and where to … Continue reading

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Higher Order Sign Relations • 2

Re: FB | Charles S. Peirce Society • John Corcoran Questions about use and mention came up recently on Facebook.  In pragmatic semiotics the trade-off between “signs-of-objects” and “signs-as-objects” opens up the wider space of “higher order sign relations”.  In … Continue reading

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Forest Primeval → Riffs & Rotes

Re: Shifting Paradigms? • (1) • (2) • (3) • (4) • (5) • (6) Prompted by the discussion of Catalan numbers on the Foundations Of Math List, I dug up a few pieces of early correspondence and later discussions that … Continue reading

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