Re: language as a cognitive parser

Gary Shank (P30GDS1 who-is-at MVS.CSO.NIU.EDU)
Sun, 05 May 96 12:54 CDT

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dear dale --
the work that don cunningham and i are now doing with using
peirce's ten classes of signs as the basis for examining the
endpoints of any and all acts of inference, including such
inferences as hunches, satori, and pattern formation, is right
in line with your ideas. to do so, we have moved away for now
from an implicit link to language, but language is never far away
from the center of human thought, is it?
gary shank
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