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Peirce's semiotic triad classifies signs into icons, indices, and symbols
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Charles Sanders Peirce's semiotic theory famously classifies signs into icons, indices, and symbols based on how they denote their objects.

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Wikipedia: Charles Sanders Peirce
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Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Peirce ’s Theory of Signs
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It references Peirce's famous division of signs into icons, indexes, and symbols.
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Peirce ’s Deductive Logic
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It mentions Peirce's classification of signs as being symbols, indices, and icons.
Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy: Charles Sanders Peirce
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It confirms that signs are icons, indices, or symbols.
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