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own particular POV from the general run of its appropriations, interpretations,
and common misconstruals.  Thus the pragmatic maxim, in a way that is deliberately
consistent with the principles of the POV to which it leads, enunciates a practical
idea and provides a truly pragmatic definition of that very same POV.    (026)

I am quoting a version of the pragmatic maxim whose form of address to
the reader exemplifies a &quot;second person&quot; POV on the part of the writer.
In spite of the fact that this