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Within Stuart Hall's framework, this is an ideological code in which the decoder fully shares the text's code and accepts and reproduces the preferred reading (a reading which may not have been the ...
This refers to the power of words to refer to things in their absence. Displacement was identified by Hockett as a key 'design feature' of language.
The use of the term discourse by theorists generally reflects an emphasis on parole rather than langue. Many contemporary theorists influenced by Michel Foucault treat language not as a monolithic ...
Digital signs involve discrete units such as words and numerals, in contrast to analogical signs. Note, however, that digital technology can transform analogical signs into digital reproductions ...
Derrida coined this term to allude simultaneously to 'difference' and 'deferral'. He deliberately ensured that (in French) the distinction from the word for 'difference' was apparent only in writing. ...
Diachronic analysis studies change in a phenomenon (such as a code) over time (in contrast to synchronic analysis).
The term refers to the relationship between the signifier and its signified.
