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Semeiotic
Semeiotic is a spelling variant of a word used by Charles Sanders Peirce, likewise as "Semiotic,""Semiotics", and "Semeotic", to refer to his philosophical logic, which he cast as the study of signs, or semiotic.
SemeioticSemioticsCharles Sanders PeirceSign relationCharles Sanders Peirce bibliographyThomas L. ShortPragmaticismSemiotic elements and classes of signs (Peirce)Steven Ericsson-ZenithJoseph Morton RansdellMedical signGalenic corpusReader modelSecular iconPragmatic theory of informationSign relational complexJohn DeelySymbol (disambiguation)Index of philosophy of language articlesIndex of continental philosophy articles
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