uot;formal&quot;, in the sense of &quot;quasi-necessary&quot;, and a grokking
    of the ways that norms are defined in terms of limit processes,
    might just cover most of what is desirable in that inclination.

JC: It may be an article of faith for me, but it is a very small amount of faith
    in terms of the propositions one must accept.  The view you describe as Peirce's
    I would agree provides the meaning (in the sense of 'sense' or grasp) of logic,
    but not, I think its object (reference or b