In Foundations of the Theory of Signs (p. 6), the three terms in question were defined follows: pragmatics as the study of "the relation of signs to interpreters", semantics as the study of "the relations of signs to the objects to which the signs are applicable", syntactics as the study of "the formal relations of signs to one another."


p. 301 - Writings on the General Theory of Signs, 1971


In Foundations of the Theory of Signs (p. 6), the three terms in question were defined follows: pragmatics as the study of the relation of signs to...

In Foundations of the Theory of Signs (p. 6), the three terms in question were defined follows: pragmatics as the study of the relation of signs to...

In Foundations of the Theory of Signs (p. 6), the three terms in question were defined follows: pragmatics as the study of the relation of signs to...

In Foundations of the Theory of Signs (p. 6), the three terms in question were defined follows: pragmatics as the study of the relation of signs to...