Ogden and Richards’ The Meaning of Meaning and early analytic philosophy

McElvenny, James

doi:10.1016/j.langsci.2013.10.001

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“…Symbols find application in various domains such as science, social interactions, and religion, with letters being the most common symbols representing words and sounds. McElvenny (2014) provide a semiotic perspective on symbols, describing them as linguistic elements like words and expressions, as well as events, objects, facts, and processes connected to human experiences. Concepts, in this context, refer to what exists in the objects represented by signs and symbols.…”

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Semiotic Exploration

Suparni,

Mardiah,

Agussalim

2023

PLJ

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The research focuses on understanding the procedural intricacies and symbolic meanings embedded in the Nosafiraka Ngana Ri Toya tradition within the Kaili Doi Tribe. The primary objective is to comprehend the ritualistic nuances of the Nosafiraka Ri Toya tradition and articulate the significance of its symbolic elements. This qualitative study adopts a descriptive approach, employing methods such as observation, interviews, and documentation for data collection. Analysis involves data reduction, presentation, and drawing conclusions for data verification. The research reveals a five-stage process in the Nosafiraka Ngana Ri Toya tradition, elucidating the meanings associated with symbols at each stage.

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Semiotic Exploration

Suparni,

Mardiah,

Agussalim

2023

PLJ

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“…Gordon (1994). Das Verhältnis zu Russell und den Logischen Atomisten rekonstruiert McElvenny (2014).…”

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“…in den 20er Jahren und vor allem später im US-Exil Kontakt hatte; vgl. Seiler & Stadler (1994), McElvenny (2014. In Gomperz (1929: 59-61, 141 ff.)…”

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Zur Diffusion (kommunikations-)semantischer Modellgedanken aus dem Umkreis der deutschen Phänomenologie

Knobloch¹

2021

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Zusammenfassung -Ausgehend von der Geschichte der semantischen Theoriebildung in den Jahren um 1900 verfolgt der Beitrag die rezeptionsgeschichtlichen Spuren, welche durch Phänomenologie, Brentanoschule und durch Heinrich Gomperz' Semasiologie veranlasst sind. Die zentrale These des Beitrags lautet: Mit Ogden & Richards' The Meaning of Meaning (1923) sind die Weichen gestellt worden, die von der psychologistischen Vorstellungssemantik des 19. Jahrhunderts zur bis heute in der Sprachwissenschaft vorherrschenden Referenzsemantik führen. Alternative "noetische" semantische Konzeptionen, Theorien des Gemeinten, sind in der linguistischen Semantik marginal und minoritär geblieben. Folgenreicher waren sie für Ethnolinguistik und Ethnomethodologie.

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“…Some people even experience visual difficulties, affecting their ability to store language (memory) because the input of information stored in memory is reduced. Referring to Odgen and Richard's semiotic philosophy [3], words are connected through their occurrence with objects. Each individual will have a visual image in their brain when presented with a word.…”

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Consonant Acquisition in an Indonesian Cerebral Palsy Person

Siregar,

Mulyadi,

Gustianingsih

et al. 2023

Advances in Social Science, Education and Humanities Research

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Language in daily communication is very important as a means of social interaction. Humans can express thoughts, ideas, emotions, and feelings with language. This study aims to describe the form of consonant acquisition of cerebral palsy children aged ten years. This research method is qualitative research through a case study approach. The data collection techniques used are the listening method and speaking method. Based on the analysis results, it is known that the acquisition of consonants in cerebral palsy children aged ten years is classified as slow because children have not been able to make consonant sounds. However, the meaning of the words spoken can be understood by others. Based on the analysis, it is known that the subject can only produce seven consonant sounds in Indonesian, namely the sounds

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Ogden and Richards’ The Meaning of Meaning and early analytic philosophy

Cited by 17 publications

References 16 publications

Semiotic Exploration

Semiotic Exploration

Zur Diffusion (kommunikations-)semantischer Modellgedanken aus dem Umkreis der deutschen Phänomenologie

Consonant Acquisition in an Indonesian Cerebral Palsy Person

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