Semiotics in Poland 1984–1969 1979
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-009-9777-6_30
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The Principle of Transparency and Semantic Antinomies

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“…On self-evident grounds, semantic antinomies and paradoxes, which played such an important role in the logical research carried out by Twardowski's students, also attracted a lot of interest. Among people who came back to them were: Suszko (1957b), focusing on the liar antinomy (in Łukasiewicz's formulation); Koj (1963), linking semantic antinomies with the problem of transparency; Stanosz (1965), analyzing the paradox of intensionality .…”
Section: 6 Semanticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…On self-evident grounds, semantic antinomies and paradoxes, which played such an important role in the logical research carried out by Twardowski's students, also attracted a lot of interest. Among people who came back to them were: Suszko (1957b), focusing on the liar antinomy (in Łukasiewicz's formulation); Koj (1963), linking semantic antinomies with the problem of transparency; Stanosz (1965), analyzing the paradox of intensionality .…”
Section: 6 Semanticsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…La morphologie naturelle (Dressler (1985), Kilani-Schoch et Dressler (2005)) est un modèle morphologique qui intègre les paramètres cognitif et sémiotique (Koj, 1979) et s'appuie sur les théories sociolinguistiques et psycholinguistiques. Ce modèle permet de mesurer la transparence morphotactique d'une unité lexicale complexe relativement à une échelle comprenant huit degrés.…”
Section: Transparence Et Fréquence Des Aeur N Et Des Aesse Nunclassified
“…Signantia of signs should be reliable (Morris 1971: 198, 365, 368). This preference favours a biunique relationship between signans and signatum, which optimises semiotic transparency (Koj 1979) or directness of semiosis, the optimum for receptive processing. Notice that iconicity ( §3.10.1) favours the choice of biuniqueness.…”
Section: Reliability and (Bi)uniquenessmentioning
confidence: 99%