ive in the
<br>emphasis of our reading and the boldness of our citing.
<p>> In the case of the sign, object, and interpretant, you have
<br>> to consider their respective forms.&nbsp; Choose the form of O
<br>> and it will cause the form of S to not be what it could have
<br>> been, had O not been what you chose it to be;&nbsp; idem with I.
<br>> For instance a priman in O can only determine a priman in S;
<br>> a secundan in O can only determine a secundan or 2 primans
<br>> in S, etc.
<p>Again you interje