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Semiotic-Conceptual Analysis (SCA)

I am developing a formalisation of semiotics called Semiotic-Conceptual Analysis (SCA) which starts with a definition of a sign as a triadic relation of a representamen, denotation and interpretation so that the interpretation and representamen uniquely determine the denotation. The definition is inspired by C. S. Peirce but from a more modern perspective with, for example, applications in formal and programming languages. The purpose of SCA is to provide methods for investigating and evaluating signs and their usage.

Some of my Publications related to SCA


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