tic Theory Of Signs" (PTOS), by talking of relating
Objects to Signs, instead, then we will find ourselves brought
to the counter of contemplating a patent panoply and a diverse
panorama of triadic relations, whose generic brands we may try
to catalogue in one or two fashions, as follows.  We enumerate
the components of the triadic transaction in either one of two
modes, that I customarily codify as &lt;o, s, i&gt; versus &lt;o, s, j&gt;.

The "components" (the "role players" or the "slot fillers") of
the t