Signification

Definition

signification /sÇgnÇfÇ'keÇʃn/ n ( fml or linguistics ) ၁။ [C] စကားလံုး စသည္၏အနက္အဓိပၸာယ္။ ၂။ [U] ေဖာ္ၫႊန္းမႈ။ ၫႊန္ျပျခင္း။ အရိပ္လကၡဏာျပျခင္း။

Examples

1. ‘There's a complex structure of meaning and signification in her work
2. as clearly comes across in reading through several transcripts of her pieces.’
3. ‘We can recognize a logic of the unconscious only through its representation in the symbolic order
4. through the effect of signification.’
5. ‘Most of these anthropologists have tried
6. like those who have investigated Abelam culture
7. to present structural or systemic analyses of the nature of the meaning or signification of particular cultural forms.’
8. ‘Derrida suggests that representation or signification is based on both a distance from a signified and a difference among terms.’
9. ‘The task of representation and signification (the task of culture) is to draw the group together
10. no matter how widespread or dispersed
11. to make it coherent and identifiably different from other groups.’
12. ‘The key in this definition is to note that an object's status is dependent on other significations of other affects
13. manifested in the brand names themselves.’
14. ‘As part of this larger tradition that connects performance with religious significations
15. nuchibana contains action signs that explicitly symbolize the worshipping of gods through performance as ‘play.’’
16. ‘In such ‘first contact’ scenes
17. aliens can of course speak perfect English yet lack certain key concepts and their associated significations
18. which the humans can then explain.’
19. ‘The significations of some names
20. such as those corresponding to natural-kind terms
21. are ‘abstractions’ in the sense that they include only certain features of the things to which the term refers.’
22. ‘Is there any other short word so charged with a multiplicity of meanings and significations
23. so many disparate elements?’
24. ‘In traditional signification
25. the Sun represents the captain
26. the boss
27. the leader or the king.’
28. ‘He implies that there is an unconscious substrate of symbolic life which allows new meaning to be created from the multiple significations of existing symbols.’