In any case, yes, there are interpenetrations of subjectivities, spaces,
subjects and (part)objects, fluxes, technologies, etc. - even the contest-
ation over the word "cyberspace" reflects this. My own work deals with
subjectivity in these areas. I tend to use "cyberspace" fairly carefully
at this point - dividing the Net into push, corporate, and darknet areas -
and all of these are relatively fuzzy, fluxed themselves. And Peirce's
categories are somewhat useful (sybmolic, ikonic, indexical) here, but I
don't want to emphasize triads -
Alan
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