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C.S.Peirce desenvolveu, por mais de 40 anos, entre 1865 e 1911, baseado em uma teoria lógica-fenomenológica de categorias, diversas “classificações de signos”. Estas classificações tem atraído e desafiado, por décadas, gerações de pesquisadores e muitas comunidades de linguistas e semioticistas. O propósito deste artigo é apresentar, introdutoriamente, uma de suas mais elaboradas classificações – as dez classes de signos.Referências
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