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Mean of the Mean of the Mean …
The American Mathematical Monthly, 2014Sahin Koçak, M. Limoncu
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2016
This chapter considers whether one can think of the semiotic or ‘musical’ elements in language, particularly in poetry, as meaning-laden in their own terms. The previous chapters have shown how abstract formal elements such as texture and formal proportion can supplement literal, denotative meaning.
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This chapter considers whether one can think of the semiotic or ‘musical’ elements in language, particularly in poetry, as meaning-laden in their own terms. The previous chapters have shown how abstract formal elements such as texture and formal proportion can supplement literal, denotative meaning.
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2011
I have been arguing for an account of language and of God that will free us from essentialist-correspondentist metaphysics, as well as from the sense of limitation one may feel so long as one remains in the grip of metaphysical assumptions. Toward that end, the previous chapter advanced two lines of argument: first, that concepts are a species of norm,
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I have been arguing for an account of language and of God that will free us from essentialist-correspondentist metaphysics, as well as from the sense of limitation one may feel so long as one remains in the grip of metaphysical assumptions. Toward that end, the previous chapter advanced two lines of argument: first, that concepts are a species of norm,
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Interaction as the means and as the meaning
ACM SIGGRAPH 2006 Sketches on - SIGGRAPH '06, 2006Orna Portugaly +2 more
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2018
This chapter outlines the semiotic theory presented in Ogden and Richards’ 1923 book The Meaning of Meaning and examines the historical context in which it was written. The motivating concern that runs through the entire book is the establishment of an adequate theory to fight the dangers of ‘word-magic’, the confusions engendered through ignorance of ...
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This chapter outlines the semiotic theory presented in Ogden and Richards’ 1923 book The Meaning of Meaning and examines the historical context in which it was written. The motivating concern that runs through the entire book is the establishment of an adequate theory to fight the dangers of ‘word-magic’, the confusions engendered through ignorance of ...
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2013
Now that we have established that the body is involved in a rudimentary meaning-constitution, the question becomes, what is “meaning”? The chapter begins with a brief look at the traditional view of meaning, moving quickly into the texts of Merleau-Ponty that have to do with language and expression (Signs, Prose of the World, Consciousness and the ...
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Now that we have established that the body is involved in a rudimentary meaning-constitution, the question becomes, what is “meaning”? The chapter begins with a brief look at the traditional view of meaning, moving quickly into the texts of Merleau-Ponty that have to do with language and expression (Signs, Prose of the World, Consciousness and the ...
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