Crypto-Economics as Cultural Semiotics

semiotic_crypto.dot

digraph G {
    subgraph cluster_1 {
        subgraph cluster_2 {
            style=solid;
            color=lightblue;
            label="Historical &\nSocial Processes";
            Gadamer_Resists;
            Temporally_Situated_Emplotment;
            Ricoeur_Obviates;
            Peirce;
        }
        Hermeneutic_Cycles;
        Money_And_Debt;
        Gadamerian_Ricoeurian_Hermeneutics;
        Money_As_Subject_Back_Formation;
        Economic_Hermeneutics;
    }

    subgraph cluster_n {
        subgraph cluster_3 {
            style=solid;
            color=lightgreen;
            label="Dasein";
            Being_Toward_Death;
            Authenticity;
            Temporality;
            Care;
            Existential_Analysis;
        }
        subgraph cluster_4 {
            style=solid;
            color=lightgrey;
            label="Semiotics";
            Sign;
            Interpretant;
            Meme_Transmission;
            Cultural_Semiotics;
            Deontic_Modality;
        }
    }

    // Example connections between nodes in different subgraphs
    Gadamer_Resists -> Authenticity;
    Hermeneutic_Cycles -> Temporality;
    Money_And_Debt -> Cultural_Semiotics;
    Gadamerian_Ricoeurian_Hermeneutics -> Existential_Analysis;
    Money_As_Subject_Back_Formation -> Meme_Transmission;
    Economic_Hermeneutics -> Deontic_Modality;
    Ricoeur_Obviates -> Sign;
    Temporally_Situated_Emplotment -> Care;
    Peirce -> Interpretant;

    // Additional connections
    Ontological -> Recognition [dir=none];
    Agency -> CryptoEconomics;
}