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Word & Image, 1985
Abstract Despite its endless recourse to examples from the Highway Code and from advertising, semiological theory has tended to treat the visual image as an awkward exception, as something which does not quite fit the usual rules. The apparent guilelessness of visual imagery seems to make it harder for commentators to recognize the processes of ...
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Abstract Despite its endless recourse to examples from the Highway Code and from advertising, semiological theory has tended to treat the visual image as an awkward exception, as something which does not quite fit the usual rules. The apparent guilelessness of visual imagery seems to make it harder for commentators to recognize the processes of ...
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2021
Luxury goods are non-essential goods, with greater spiritual value than material value, but are the inevitable products of historical development. People won’t consider such products until they have solved the problem of survival. In the history, we may find the first industrial revolution was mainly the transformation of agriculture and animal ...
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Luxury goods are non-essential goods, with greater spiritual value than material value, but are the inevitable products of historical development. People won’t consider such products until they have solved the problem of survival. In the history, we may find the first industrial revolution was mainly the transformation of agriculture and animal ...
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JAMA: The Journal of the American Medical Association, 1975
To the Editor.— Dr. Hugh H. Hussey (230:1436, 1974) expresses disapproval of the copy editor for whom the phrase "exuberant growth" was a questionable usage of the word "exuberant"; she was unable, he alleges, to "recognize an elegant use of a word when she saw it." I rather suspect that it was her sensitivity to the whole penumbra of word usage we ...
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To the Editor.— Dr. Hugh H. Hussey (230:1436, 1974) expresses disapproval of the copy editor for whom the phrase "exuberant growth" was a questionable usage of the word "exuberant"; she was unable, he alleges, to "recognize an elegant use of a word when she saw it." I rather suspect that it was her sensitivity to the whole penumbra of word usage we ...
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Carrying capacity for SDGs: A review of connotation evolution and practice
Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 2021Xuegang Cui, Chuanglin Fang
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Quantitative connotation of a concept.
The Journal of Abnormal and Social Psychology, 1963H A, PODELL, J E, PODELL
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