 The likelihood that it will
| rain is, however, something 'suggested'.  The pedestrian'feels'
| the cold;  he 'thinks of' clouds and a coming shower.
|
| Dewey, 'How We Think', 1910, 6-7

I now proceed to analyze this example from the standpoints of
the syllogistic and the sign-theoretic approaches.  The ultimate
task before us is to understand the relation between these two
perspectives as they are unified in a single, coherent subject.

2.  The Syllogistic Approach

In this Division I discuss the syllogi