The Logic of Relations {Argumentation: argumentive symbolic legisign (333)}

Rhematic iconic qualisign (111)

Rhematic iconic sinsign (112)

Rhematic iconic legisign (113)

Rhematic indexical sinsign (122)

Rhematic indexical legisign (123)

Rhematic symbolic legisign (133)

Dicent indexical sinsign (222)

Dicent indexical legisign (223)

Dicent symbolic legisign (233)

Note on 111, 222, 223:

It is beyond the scope of Peirce’s analysis that 111, 222 and 223 should be represented together as I have them, except within the scope of Existential Graphs. This is not an Existential Graph, however Existential Graph theory, as I came to understand Peirce, was used to derive the order of Peirce's Categories, which are represented in this depiction.