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Teleological Logic

Representations are of three kinds according to their truth or coincidence with their objects. These are

     1. Signs. Representations by virtue of convention.
     2. Symbols. Representations by virtue of original or acquired nature.
     3. Copies. Representations by virtue of a sameness of predicates.

The science of the general conditions to which every symbol is subjected in so far as it is related
       | a logos is General Grammar
  to | a language is General Rhetoric
       | an Object is General Logic.

The science of the general conditions to which every symbol is subjected in so far as it is related
       | a logos is General Grammar
  to | a language is General Rhetoric
       | an Object is General Logic.

The science of the general conditions to which every symbol is subjected in so far as it is related
       | a logos is General Grammar
  to | a language is General Rhetoric
       | an Object is General Logic.

… Science is divided into
1 Positive Science. Or the science of things.
2 Semiotic. Or the science of representations.
3 Formal Science. Or the science of forms.

Representations are of three kinds according to their truth or coincidence with their objects. These are

     1. Signs. Representations by virtue of convention.
     2. Symbols. Representations by virtue of original or acquired nature.
     3. Copies. Representations by virtue of a sameness of predicates.

By a symbol is meant such a representation as is regarded as a representation in another system of representations.