In Peirce's theory of meaning,
A) signs always have a triadic structure.
B) indexes are conventional signs.
C) pragmatics deals with the word-world relationship.
D) each sign must have a meaning independent of the meaning of every other sign, lest an infinite regress ensue.

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Peirce's theory of meaning posits that signs have a triadic structure, consisting of the sign itself, its object, and its interpretant.

In Peirce's Theory of Meaning