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| | Apocalypse Explained (Whitehead) |
 | | This is evident from the signification of "the earth," as being the whole spiritual world, consequently all angels and spirits there. | | | This being the signification of "earth," "sea," and "tree," the three joined together in one idea signify all things in the spiritual world even to its ultimates in those who have any perception. | | | This is the signification of "the earth" in the general and nearest sense, because in the spiritual world, the same as on our globe, there are lands, mountains, hills, plains, valleys, and also seas (respecting which see above, n. |
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| | The Sunday Tribune - Spectrum - Literature |
| | In the sixth and the seventh centuries AD, Buddhist logicians Dignaga and Dharmakirti, proposed a theory of signification and creativity, called apoha, which dealt with the complexities of a linguistic and ontological universe in terms of dialectical and dichotomising relations between all related but distinct entities of human discourses. | | | IGNIFICATION in Language and Culture is an anthology of papers presented at the international symposium on Signification in Buddhist and French Traditions (with its impact on later developments in India and Europe) held at the Institute of Advanced Study, Shimla, in September 2001. | | | There is no immediate contact between the spirit and the world; signification and consequently, language is the interface. |
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http://www.tribuneindia.com/2003/20030608/spectrum/book4.htm
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| | Book III of Locke's Essay Concerning Human Understanding |
| | And then the question is barely about the signification of one or both these words; in that they not having both the same complex ideas to which they give these two names, one holds and the other denies, that these two names may be affirmed one of another. | | | This is sometimes the fault of the language itself, which has not in it a sound yet applied to such a signification; and sometimes the fault of the man, who has not yet learned the name for that idea he would show another. | | | The chief end of language in communication being to be understood, words serve not well for that end, neither in civil nor philosophical discourse, when any word does not excite in the hearer the same idea which it stands for in the mind of the speaker. |
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http://oregonstate.edu/instruct/phl302/texts/locke/locke1/Book3b.html
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| | First, she argues that the logic of signification is already present in the material body. | | | Revolution in Poetic Language and Powers of Horror are focused on material maternal rejection, which prefigures signification and sets up the logic of rejection. | | | Tales of Love and Black Sun are focused on primary narcissism, which prefigures all subsequent identity and sets up the logic of repetition. |
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http://www.press.jhu.edu/books/hopkins_guide_to_literary_theory/julia_kristeva.html
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| | Augustine's view of Signification in On Christian Doctrine |
| | In the proper sense (one level of signification), it points to the animal which is an ox. | | | For Origen, all of scripture was to be interpreted ``spiritually'', or using figuration and searching for the terminal level of signification. | | | Not only are cases of absurdity or impossibility in Scripture to be declared void of proper signification, but anything which does not deal with faith or morals are to be viewed likewise. |
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http://www.cse.uiuc.edu/~siefert/research/rel331_augustine.html
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| | Apocalypse Explained (Whitehead) |
| | This is evident from the signification of "mother," as being the church, but here a religious persuasion which in the general sense is meant by "Babylon;" also from the signification of "whoredoms," as being adulterations of good and falsifications of truth (see n. | | | 1045); also from the signification of the "earth," as being the church, here as to its holy things. | | | That in the Word "earth" signifies the church may be seen (n. |
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http://www.theheavenlydoctrines.org/static/d11722/1047.htm
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| | Bouvard and his friend Pecachet represent a certain kind of bourgeoisie (which is incidentally in conflict with other bourgeois strata): their discourse already constitutes a mythical type of speech; its language does have a meaning, but this meaning is the empty form of a conceptual signified, which here is a kind of technological unsatedness. | | | But what must be firmly established at the start is that myth is a system of communication, that it is a message. | | | First we must note that in myth, the first two terms are perfectly manifest (unlike what happens in other semiological systems): one of them is not 'hidden' behind the other, they are both given here (and not one here and the other there). |
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http://xroads.virginia.edu/~DRBR/myth.html
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| | The duty of A Pastor |
| | I shall speak of those pastors mentioned here in the text; and I shall speak of them in general, as all teaching in the church,--which is the general signification of the word. | | | And all that I shall speak of them is, to remind myself, and my brethren, and you, of somewhat of the duty of such a pastor;--what is incumbent on him,--what is expected from him. | | | All the names of the officers of the church under the New Testament have a double significance,-a general and more large signification, and a special signification. |
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http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/9170/OWEN4.HTM
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| | But the Mass, as instituted by Christ, is of its nature equivocal; but equivocation is twofold, according to affirmation and according to negation; according to affirmation when one thing signifies two or more potentially complementary truths, according to negation when they do not. | | | As instituted by Christ the Mass signifies both a Sacrifice and a Sacred Meal; and these two are complementary, since the Meal exists as a consequent of the Sacrifice; and not only as a consequent but as a proper and necessary means of participating in the fruit of the Sacrifice. | | | It is essential to any Sacrament that it be a sign; by Christ's institution it is essential to the Mass, according to which it is a rite, that it be a commemorative ritual of consecration. |
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| | Nominalist Reading Room - SHIMIZU Tetsuro - From Vocalism to Nominalism - Progression in Abaelard's Theory of ... |
| | By contrast, Aspect 2 is not found in the vocalist's view nor in the realists' views that Abaelard has referred to; it must be the new point that Abaelard has introduced into the argument.(20) Of course the aspect has its origin in Aristotle's definition of signification, i. | | | Note 19 Abaelard refers to the two modes of signification also as per impositionem, and as per generationem(Dial. | | | In his Dialectica Abaelard distinguishes the two aspects as well, when he refers to the modes, or meanings, of signification. |
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http://evans-experientialism.freewebspace.com/nominalism_tetsuro.htm
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| | On Truth, in Theory |
| | These otherwise distinct points of view converge in their definition of the living or else the true sign as opposed to the dead, the empty or the false sign. | | | I hope to demonstrate that the incessant re-evaluation and the ultimate devaluation of representation in the critical discourse of architecture constitute so many attempts at coming to terms with the inevitability of representation, which is consistently deemed at odds with an ideal truth in/of signification. | | | Each position has enjoyed prominence for a time, only to be displaced by the other in time; with no apparent resolution afforded the repetition. |
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http://web.pdx.edu/%7eameri/folder/Publications/truth/Truth.html
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| | LES NOMBRES ONT ILS UNE SIGNIFICATION? |
| | Dans ces cas-là, il est essentiel de connaître leur signification pour comprendre le texte. | | | Cette pratique n'a pas son origine dans la Bible, mais bien dans l'ancienne Babylone (pour ces pratiques mystiques voir également "Commentaire sur la création " de Genèse chapitre 3 verset un à cinq). | | | On examinera ici quelques emplois au figuré de certains nombres qui tiennent une grande place dans la Bible. |
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http://perso.wanadoo.fr/hlybk/bible/numerologie.htm
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| | William Lilly - Of the Twelve Houses, their Nature and Signification |
| | And as it is the first house, it represents the head and face of man, so that if either Saturn, Mars or South Node be in this house, either at the time of a Question, or at the time of birth, you shall observe..... | | | Of the Twelve Houses, their Nature and Signification | | | The page numbers indicated refer to the original manuscript |
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| | Lambert of Auxerre: Properties of Terms |
| | Therefore, since {207} whatever is said of a definition can be said of the thing defined, if the substantive designation or signification of a thing is the definition of supposition, it could be said that supposition is signification. | | | The following predication is true: the substantive signification of a thing is signification. | | | Medieval logicians took a word's natural property to be signification, which they understood as a word's presentation of a universal nature to the mind. |
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http://www.fordham.edu/gsas/phil/klima/MEDPHIL/Lambert.htm
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| | The Necessary Signification |
| | These four things must be expressed, and they are in fact expressed, in the sacramental wine-consecration forms of the various liturgies presently used in all those diverse Eastern rites of the Catholic Church, although the precise wordings in all these various forms are not all identically the same. | | | On the contrary, there are in fact four things that must be signifed, namely: (1) transubstantiation; (2) propitiation; (3) sacrifice; (4) the effect of the Sacrament (called its "Res Sacramenti"), which is the union of the Mystical Body of Christ. | | | In so doing, we passed over these words, "the mystery of faith." Having just expounded the foregoing important ideas concerning the differences that occur in the phraseologies of the divers rites of the Church, we are now ready to discuss those words, "mysterium fidei." |
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http://www.space.net.au/~nethow/Sede/newmass/necessig.htm
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| | The Biblical pedagogy of evangelization: Its signification in our times : conference presented to the bishops and ... |
| | Store Home / Book / The Biblical pedagogy of evangelization: Its signification in our times : conference presented to the bishops and religious educators of Texas, March 27, 1974 | | | The Biblical pedagogy of evangelization: Its signification in our times : conference presented to the bishops and religious educators of Texas, March 27, 1974 - Hotel Resource Book Store | | | The Biblical pedagogy of evangelization: Its signification in our times : conference presented to the bishops and religious educators of Texas, March 27, 1974 |
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| | The Historical Nature of Myth |
| | The icon is a sign that resembles something; an index provides a direct causal relationship between the sign and its referent in the world; and a symbol is a sign that is understood only through a shared knowledge of cultural convention. | | | This theoretical relationship is central to overcoming the ambiguity of the sign and will be addressed later. | | | Myth is constituted by the form of communication. |
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http://www.wright.edu/~elliot.gaines/analysisofmyth.htm
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| | Arcana Coelestia (Potts) |
| | That this signifies that the falsities of malevolence will take possession of all things of the natural mind, is evident from the signification of "filling," as being to take possession of; from the signification of "the house of the Egyptians," as being the interiors of the natural mind (of which above, n. | | | And the houses of the Egyptians shall be filled with the noisome fly, and also the land whereon they are. | | | 7441); and from the signification of "the land of Egypt," as being the natural mind in general (see n. |
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| | signification - definition of signification by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia. |
| | To this Square answered; that it was impossible to discourse philosophically concerning words, till their meaning was first established: that there were scarce any two words of a more vague and uncertain signification, than the two he had mentioned; for that there were almost as many different opinions concerning honour, as concerning religion. | | | signification - definition of signification by the Free Online Dictionary, Thesaurus and Encyclopedia. | | | The names Tribnia and Langdon an not mentioned, and the "close stool" and its signification do not occur. |
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http://www.thefreedictionary.com/signification
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| | That is the meaning in terms of the first order of signification, that is what the photo denotes. | | | But Barthes goes on to explain the further meaning of the photo. | | | This is what is referred to as second-order signification. |
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http://www.cultsock.ndirect.co.uk/MUHome/cshtml/semiomean/semio1.html
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| | How the mind relates to signs and their parts is at the core of the argument in the Proslogion. | | | In answer to Aquinas's critique of Anselm's argument, not everyone has to understand the signifier deus in the same way in order to understand that God exists both mentally and actually: multiple significations can be called up. | | | However, there is a limited set of them, as shown by Anselm's cataloging of the divine qualities in the Proslogion. |
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http://www.brown.edu/Departments/Medieval_Studies/Conference/2001/west.html
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| | The origin and signification of the name of Galway |
| | An alphabetical list and concise accound of the ancient families of Galway | | | Next: An alphabetical list and concise accound of the ancient families of Galway | | | The origin and signification of the name of Galway |
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http://www.galway.net/galwayguide/history/hardiman/chapter1/origin_of_name.html
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| | AKMA’s Random Thoughts: Less Random Semi-Thoughts |
| | The difficulty that I perceive is in how one defines "relationship." Whether that be "a discourse related to time and space between two or more individual entities" or "an ontological reality established by [divine muckity muck]" this definition will play into signification and any ethic at all. | | | David nudges me relative to my suggesting (in Davidand#8217;s words) and#8220;that thereand#8217;s no and#8216;realand#8217; signification that we can authoritatively unearth. | | | Tom, for instance, called into question “the part about ‘we’ being somehow distinct from the realm of signification, the way we are distinct from wildfires and other natural forces.”Tom goes on to wonder to what extent we’re distinct from “signification” on one hand and “forces of nature” on the other. |
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http://akma.disseminary.org/archives/001240.html
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| | FreisslerSoft Books signification |
| | La Poâesie de l'Hexagone : âevolution, signification, rayonnement : communications du colloque | | | Mort pour nos pâechâes : recherche pluridisciplinaire sur la signification râedemptrice de la mort du Christ |
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http://www.freisslersoft.com/si/Book_signification.html
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| | Early American Literature: Native signification and communication.(Lafitau et l'emergence du discours ... |
| | Native signification and communication.(Lafitau et l'emergence du discours ethnographique)(The Demon of the Continent: Indians and the Shaping of American Literature)(Writing Indians: Literacy, Christianity, and Native Community in Early America)(Book Review) | | | Early American Literature: Native signification and communication.(Lafitau et l'emergence du discours ethnographique)(The Demon of the Continent: Indians and the Shaping of American Literature)(Writing Indians: Literacy, Christianity, and Native Community in Early America)(Book Review)@ HighBeam Research |
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http://www.highbeam.com/library/doc0.asp?DOCID=1G1:111934755&refid=ip_encyclopedia_hf
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| | Signification |
| | Things and events in the real world do not contain their meaning, but rather rely on language to give it to them. | | | Language is a vehicle of signification as well as a manifestation of it. | | | Signification - In structuralist approach; media viewed as signifying practice in production of meaning. |
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http://www.unc.edu/courses/2000fall/jomc245-001/signification.html
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| | Medieval Theories: Properties of Terms |
| | On the one hand, signification came to be understood entirely extensionally, given Ockham's antipathy towards real universals. | | | But in fact, the difference between them is not in their theories of supposition, but rather of signification. | | | Univocation is the signification of a univocal word, described in the Fallacie Parvipontane as "a variation in the supposition/appellation of a name while keeping the signification the same" (my translation). |
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http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/medieval-terms
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| | Locke ECHU BOOK III Chapter II Of the Signification of Words |
| | Their signification perfectly arbitrary, not the consequence of a natural connexion. | | | But whatever be the consequence of any man's using of words differently, either from their general meaning, or the particular sense of the person to whom he addresses them; this is certain, their signification, in his use of them, is limited to his ideas, and they can be signs of nothing else. | | | Words, in their immediate signification, are the sensible signs of his ideas who uses them. |
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http://www.rbjones.com/rbjpub/philos/classics/locke/ctb3c02.htm
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| | IconomaniaRitual Domestic Threshold Drawings, Santhi Kavuri |
| | The Hindu woman´s logic for this metaphysical and manifest signification of the kolam with the Hindu feminine was to compel the male dominated pre-colonial society to revere and protect her, thus insuring her social survival. | | | If she does not ravel and unravel his universe, she will then remain silent, looking at him looking at her. | | | Like her macrocosmic counterpart, the Hindu woman had the power to bring her world to an end if she did not reiterate and reinforce the rituals that maintained the well being of her home and family—that is, her universe. |
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http://www.humnet.ucla.edu/humnet/arthist/icono/kavuri/kolam.htm
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| | Introduction to Algirdas Greimas, Module on Plotting |
| | Lacan, Butler, and Baudrillard all do rather disparate things with the knowledge of language's arbitrary relation to the real world. | | | Greimas' goal is purely structuralist: he wishes to find the deep structures by which all signification orders the world of perception. | | | To put this another way, the connection between signification and the real world is completely arbitrary; however, signification is in itself not arbitrary since language tends to follow structural rules. |
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http://www.cla.purdue.edu/academic/engl/theory/narratology/modules/greimasplotmainframe.html
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| | Philip Tagg Review of 'Music and Cultural Theory' by John Shepherd and Peter Wicke (1998) |
| | Summing up this review, I am regrettably unable, for the following reasons, to recommend the book to any substantial readership. | | | This prioritisation of 'primary signification' is at the centre of the book's intellectual strategy. | | | The authors' preoccupation with 'primary signification', in my mind a nebulous concept which became even more elusive by reading their book, may be justifiable, but answers to questions about musical meaning are far more likely to be found in integration than in antagonistic confrontation with other types of signification. |
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| | Sign/Signifier/Signification |
| | Giving meaning to the sign and signified denotes signification within a linguistic community. | | | Although the three aspects of a word have been given different names at different times I will use the names that I feel most comfortable with and seem prevalent in modern linguistic theory. | | | The term [arbitrary] implies simply that the signal is unmotivated: that is to say arbitrary in relation to its signification, with which it has no natural connection in reality" (Saussure 68-9). |
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http://daphne.palomar.edu/rlatas/ho/100/sign_signifier_signification.htm
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| | AS/SA Nº5, p.303; Rastier: "On Signs and Texts" (1/27) |
| | For the sake of concision, we will classify the former approach into a problematic of signs, and the latter into a problematic of texts. | | | If we look further into the distinction between meaning and signification, a sign, at least when in isolation, does not have meaning, and a text does not have signification. | | | The synthesis of which we have just offered the principle consists in determining inference and reference through difference, then to place these problems of signification under the authority of semantics, by assuming that the global (the text) plays a determining role over the local (signs). |
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http://www.chass.utoronto.ca/french/as-sa/ASSA-No5/FR1.htm
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| | AKMA’s Random Thoughts: Semi-Random Thoughts |
| | It's the part about "we" being somehow distinct from the realm of signification, the way we are distinct from wildfires and other natural forces, as per your analogy: | | | Hard as people try to build dikes on the river of meaning, to shore up those barriers with all sorts of reinforcement, still significance pours over the retaining walls and floods our homes and fields. | | | Third, if we canand#8217;t control it, and if itand#8217;s going on all the time all around us anyway, the notion that there might be an implied ethic to signification, such that if we only truly understood signification we would understand the right way to understand, runs into fatal incoherency. |
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| | And it says that they do so stand.(Ibidem)" | | | The referring to hieroglyphic script explains thus the wittgensteinian view of 'signification': the subject 'thinks' the object, projects it in its own logical space 'mirroring its 'form', (but not the content i.e. | | | To the knowingly experience is then given a primacy of truth and objectivity, but being such objective experience subjectively expressed it is then significated through a subjective use of language, and as a consequence only such using can take in account the meaning of the expression: |
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http://fuentes.csh.udg.mx/CUCSH/Sincronia/wittgens.html
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| | McSweeney's Internet Tendency: Sestina: Occidental Swing. |
| | This was the cowgirl at the Rio Signification | | | prevented him from joining in the hunt and ensured Signification | | | in a long tall glass, mixed with Coca-Cola and a dash of signification. |
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http://www.mcsweeneys.net/links/sestinas/25StevenWalingandJohnCalvert.html
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| | SUMMA THEOLOGICA: Is signification expressed by words necessary for a sacrament? |
| | It seems that words are not required for the signification of the sacraments. | | | Wherefore in the sacraments, words and things, like form and matter, combine in the formation of one thing, in so far as the signification of things is completed by means of words, as above stated. | | | SUMMA THEOLOGICA: Is signification expressed by words necessary for a sacrament? |
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| | Signification - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia |
| | The term signification is also used to mean importance or consequence. | | | Signification is the act of signifying or being a sign or meaning. | | | Signifyin(g) (Gates) or signifyin' (slang) is an African-American rhetorical device featuring indirect communication or persuasion and the creating of new meanings for old words and signs. |
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| | Medieval Theories of Singular Terms |
| | Concepts were said to signify naturally, and to have the same signification for all thinkers, or at least all thinkers with the same experience, but spoken terms, and the written terms which were subordinated to them, were thought to acquire their signification by some original act of imposition. | | | This question had to do in large part with the interpretation of ‘is’, but what concerns us here is the related issue of whether proper names lost their signification when their bearer died. | | | Everyone realized that different people could have the same name, but it is important to note that ‘Socrates’ said of two different people was a standard example of an equivocal term, a word with two unrelated significations (see §5). |
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http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/singular-terms-medieval
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| | Biology of Signification |
| | The science devoted to the exploration of this world of signification is called semiotics, or the theory of signs (gr. | | | But language is not the only or even the primary key to the world of signification. | | | The existence of signification therefore challenges biological theory to find out what are the roots for this phenomenon in pre-human nature. |
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http://www.molbio.ku.dk/MolBioPages/abk/PersonalPages/Jesper/Biosignification.html
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| | Julia Kristeva |
| | Ultimately, signification requires both the semiotic and symbolic; there is no signification without some combination of both. | | | Without the symbolic, all signification would be babble or delirium. | | | On the other hand, we could say that words give life meaning (nonreferential meaning) because of their semiotic content. |
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http://www.cddc.vt.edu/feminism/Kristeva.html
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| | Behind the Name: Message: "origin and signification of Nyah" |
| | Behind the Name: Message: "origin and signification of Nyah" | | | January 12, 2001 at 5:26:15 AM I'm desperately trying to find the origin of the name Nyah... | | | Re: origin and signification of Nyah - lohengrin and lohen Dec 1 2003, 6:39:31 AM |
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| | Oxford Scholarship Online: Aristotle on Meaning and Essence |
| | The second is his theory of the essences of these kinds, what we refer to in defining them, and what makes them what they are. | | | The first is his account of the meaning (or signification) of terms such as 'man', 'fish', and 'eclipse', which refer to kinds of objects or processes. | | | This book aims to set out and critically evaluate Aristotle's distinctive form of essentialism. |
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| | MELUS: "A living death": gothic signification and the nadir in The Marrow of Tradition - Charles W. Chesnutt - Critical ... |
| | This realignment, he contends, generates a gothic tropics grounded in American slavery, with (southern) whites cast as evil persecutors and blacks as their persecuted victims. | | | In this view Hemenway is not alone: several recent critics have claimed the representation of slavery as entrapment in extremis to be a generative condition for the American gothic. | | | MELUS: "A living death": gothic signification and the nadir in The Marrow of Tradition - Charles W. Chesnutt - Critical Essay |
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http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2278/is_4_27/ai_97331214
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| | VOL.3. NO.2. - Medicine as Signification |
| | This outward and forward looking vision is contrasted by Fitter with the conservative position attributed to ourselves, a position that constrains development by its emphasis on the boundaries of tradition. | | | Not only has it helped us to examine more critically our own arguments, its proposals for the development of our profession can be taken seriously in their own right. | | | We agree that openness of mind is important in developing any healing tradition and, in fact, is the natural foundation of yi (signification) as conceived in our paper. |
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| | ART AS SIGNIFICATION |
| | That which is made meaningful is called the OBJECT or REFERENT of signification. | | | Meanings are arbitrary – there are no necessary links between a given word (signifier) and its associated referent (signified). | | | Our emotions respond to the denotative and connotative meanings of signs. |
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