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A Primer for the Category-Based Nested Form
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The category-based nested form serves as one foundation for a postmodern scholastic anthropology. “Postmodern” because it begins with the insights of Charles Sanders Peirce and Ferdinand de Saussure. Scholastic because it takes Peirce’s categories and semiotic into questions that would be addressed by the schoolmen, if the schoolmen were around today: What is the nature of existence? What is the relation between mind-independent and mind-dependent being? What is social construction? How do we define the word “religion”? Why is our current Lebenswelt not the same as “the Lebenswelt that we evolved in”.
This postmodern scholastic research program belongs to the most recent of ages discussed by John Deely in his monumental work Four Ages of Understanding: The First Postmodern Survey of Philosophy from Ancient Times to the Turn of the Twenty-First Century (University of Toronto Press, 2001). The mission of Razie Mah is to imagine this age.
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A Primer for the Category-Based Nested Form - Razie Mah
A Primer for the Category-Based Nested Form
by Razie Mah
2014 AD
7814 U0’
This Primer is the First in a Series
Devoted to Explicating How to Define the Word Religion
Dedicated to Charles Sanders Peirce, Thomas Sebeok and John Deely
Note: Single quotes and italics group words together.
Dates in Ubaid Zero Prime (U0'). For Anno Domini, subtract 5800.
Table of Contents
Introduction
Actuality and the Falling Apple
Potential and Gravity
Normal Context and Problems
Defining the Nested Form
Logic
An Example of Three Logics
Peirce’s What-if Claim
Introduction
0001 The category-based nested form is a synthetic tool deduced from the concepts of Charles Sanders Peirce (7638-7714 U0'). Peirce introduces a definition of the sign
as a triadic relation
. In doing so, he opens the door to the upcoming age of semiotics.
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