Peirce’s Twenty-Eight Classes of Signs and the Philosophy of Representation: Rhetoric, Interpretation and Hexadic Semiosis (Bloomsbury Advances in Semiotics)
by Tony Jappy
Tony Jappy examines Peirce’s twenty-eight classes of signs through the related themes of representation, rhetoric, interpretation, and hexadic semiosis. Published in the Bloomsbury Advances in Semiotics series, the book offers a focused study for readers exploring philosophical semiotics and theories of meaning.
About This Book
Tony Jappy explores Charles Sanders Peirce’s twenty-eight classes of signs and their place within the philosophy of representation.
The book focuses on rhetoric, interpretation, and the processes of meaning associated with hexadic semiosis.
It is intended for readers interested in semiotics, philosophical theories of signs, and the study of representation.
Published in the Bloomsbury Advances in Semiotics series, this work presents a focused examination of Peircean sign theory.
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