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| The study of the social production of meaning from sign systems; the analysis of anything that can stand for something else |
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| The connotative meaning that signs carry wherever they go; myth makes what is cultural seem natural |
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| The inseparable combination of the signifier and the signified |
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| The physical form of the sign as we perceive it through our senses; an image |
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| the meaning we associate with the sign |
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| A descriptive sign without ideological content |
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| A mythic sign that has lost its historical referenet; form without substance |
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| The process of unmasking contradictions within a text; debunking |
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| Knowledge presented as common sense or natural especially when its social construction is ignore or suppressed |
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| Peirce's view of the relationships among the object, representamen, and interpretant, |
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