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A Revision to Pierce's s Theory of Signs
This paper adds a new sign to Pierce's triadic system which closes a huge gap between his index and symbol signs. Furthermore, it explains when agency in the sense of production of voluntary responses appeared in the world. It also points out an essential link in the development of phenomenal experience.
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