ment, the form of
whose phrasing is forced by conventional biases to take on the style of
a declarative judgment, describes itself as a &quot;confused form of thought&quot;,
in need of being amended, converted, and translated into its operational
interpretant, that is to say, its viable pragmatic equivalent.    (034)

The fifth excerpt, PM_5, is useful by way of additional clarification,
and was aimed to correct a variety of historical misunderstandings that
arose over time with regard to the intended meani