Symptom (logika)
Symptom - in Polish logical terminology is usually synonymous with signs, ie things or phenomena, by which one can recognize the presence of other things or phenomena by virtue of their natural bond. Symptoms (signs) are different from those that represent their designations under the Convention. In the broader sense of Jack Jadacki's term "sign", the terms "symptom" and "sign" have different meanings. Symptoms are mechanical signs, ie without a sender - for example, a cervical-shoulder reaction as a sign of terror. They are distinguished from signals, ie, intentional signs, having a conscious sender. Unlike signals that can be so signatories (natural signs, because of the natural relationship with the designatum) and symbols (conventional signs, assigned to their designates by contract or custom), the symptoms may be exclusively signatories. Signs (causal signs) are the type of signatories - such marks, which are signs of their designations due to ...