sition.  Simply because it
| does itself state that it has no object.  It talks of itself and only
| of itself and has no external relation whatever.  These examples show
| that logical laws only hold good, as conditions of a symbol's having
| an object.  The fact that it has often been called the science of
| truth confirms this view.
|
| I define logic therefore as the science of the conditions
| which enable symbols in general to refer to objects.
|
| At the same time 'symbolistic' in general gives a tri