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Subject [in representation]

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Digital Companion to C. S. Peirce
Subject [in representation]
1865 | Logic of the Sciences | W 1:327

Representation implies first an object represented; 2nd a mind or rather abstracting from the personal element, a representation (itself or other) to which it addresses itself. I call this the subject. 3rd a Ground or Reason which determines it to represent that object to that subject. We have nothing else implied in the representation as representation.