o keep referring to intellectual or
any other kind of history in this "eternal agora",
but if you go back to Frege and to Peirce and work
your way forward you will find that the struggle
to attain a formal semantics was a hard-fought
battle and well worth the effort, but that its
results by no means cover everything that was
regarded as the full "study of meaning" (SOM)
at the time when this noble endeavor began.
So the best that I can probably arrange to
do within the scope of my own usage is to
continue t