-
Course in
General Linguistics (French:
Cours de
linguistique générale) is a book
compiled by
Charles Bally and
Albert Sechehaye from
notes on lectures...
-
Middle Ages, via an
Augustinian connection: "as for the
constitution of
Saussurian semiotic theory, the
importance of the
Augustinian thought contribution...
- hermeneutics,
distinguished Vāc from Śábda, a
distinction comparable to the
Saussurian langue and parole. The
concept of Sphoṭa was
introduced as a kind of transcendent...
- triadic,
including sign, object, interpretant, as
opposed to the
dyadic Saussurian tradition (signifier, signified).
Peircean semiotics further subdivides...
- structures. As an
approach to the
examination of the
language system, the
Saussurian conceptualization and its
adherents are
concerned with the underlying...
- Aristotle, and has
evolved into a
significant component of language,
Saussurian and
communication studies.
Aristotle discusses representation in 3 ways:...
- Aristotle, and has
evolved into a
significant component of language,
Saussurian and
communication studies. To
represent is "to
bring to mind by description...
- bar
between them
cannot itself be signified: 'the S and the s of the
Saussurian algorithm are not on the same level, and man only
deludes himself when...
-
condition such as
aphasia (see
Roman Jakobson).
Modern theories deny the
Saussurian distinction between signifier and signified, and look for
meaning not...
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signified is the
conceptual component. If the
dance language followed the
Saussurian dyadic model of semiotics, the
signifier would be the
waggle dance and...
