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But if you assimilate <math>i\!</math> to the realm of signs <math>S,\!</math> you will be showing your inclination to remain within the straight and narrow of ''conceptualist'' or even ''nominalist'' dogmas, and you may read this <math>i\!</math> as standing for an intelligible concept, or an ''idea'' of the safely decapitalized, mental impression variety.

But if you assimilate <math>i\!</math> to the realm of signs <math>S,\!</math> you will be showing your inclination to remain within the straight and narrow of ''conceptualist'' or even ''nominalist'' dogmas, and you may read this <math>i\!</math> as standing for an intelligible concept, or an ''idea'' of the safely decapitalized, mental impression variety.

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| <math>\text{Figure 11.  Denotative Component of Sign Relation}~ L^{\prime\prime}</math>

| Denotative Component of L'' |

|   Objects    |    Signs    |

o--------------o--------------o

|                             |

| o  o  o >>>>>>>>>>>> s    |

|    .  .  .            '    |

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