 them that way is there.

This is a sticky wicket, of course.  What comes to mind right off the bat is
this:
If we take up the pitch of Locke and Peirce that logic is but a special
branch of
semiotic, its formal and normative specie if I take them aright, then it may
not
handle the problem, to say we end, but it does afford us a bit more elbow
room,
in that we can size up the lay of language before we enter the fray of
theory.

Many Regards,

Jon Awbrey

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