further characterized the three semiotic elements as follows: Sign (or representamen): that which represents the denoted object (cf. Saussure's "signifier")...

separates the meaning of a sign into three distinct components: 1. The representamen, which is the medium, or ‘sign vehicle’, through which the sign is represented...

the theoretically defined "representamen" covers only the cases covered by the popular word "sign." The word "representamen" is there in case a divergence...

corresponds to Saussure's "sound-image" (or "signified", thus Pierce's "representamen"). Thus, "a symbolic form...is not some 'intermediary' in a process...

addition to pragmatism, Peirce provided a definition of "sign" as a representamen, in order to bring out the fact that a sign is something that "represents"...

and simplistic, auto-perceptions are considered discursive creations, representamen, where memoirs overlap with socio-historical context. In doing so, and...

or representamen, the perceptible phenomenon which does the representing, whether audibly, visibly or in some other sensory modality;: "Representamen" ...

eventually stopped using "representamen". See The Essential Peirce, 2:272–273 and Semiotic and Significs p. 193, quotes in "Representamen" at Commens Digital...

Peircean model, a reference is made to an object when the sign (or representamen) is interpreted recursively by another sign (which becomes its interpretant)...

that the three irreducible elements of semiosis are (1) the sign (or representamen), (2) the (semiotic) object, the sign's subject matter, which the sign...