Media interpretants of elisabeth käsemann. The normalizing law over representations

Abstract

This article tackles the description of the scenario in which the debate on the role of individual conscience, law and weather takes place in Peirce's semiotics. Assuming a nonconstructivist perspective peirceanian, we repair in media interpretations of Elisabeth Käsemann as an example that comes to clarify the relationship between events of signs and over time in the process of signification and allocate a place to remember and expectations. The whole truth dwells in each of its delays and the truth of memory is given by the truth agreed by the memories that mean to infinity. The positivity of the sign chain solves the precarious truth of representations but does not solve the precariousness produced by the new
absences and the corresponding expectations.