A Basic Understanding of Ferdinand de Saussure and Semiotics, Pt. 1 of 2

[@StephenSchleis]

Just finished all of your lectures thanks for taking the time to reproduce them for the public.

[@tonysandy7803]

Words are just written symbols and spoken sounds, allied to reality. Simply put, if you define the same sound / spelling with something new, it comes to mean something different than previously meant. It is this association that leads us to connect subjective or objective existence, with these tools for describing it. On their own they are visual or sonic clues, nothing real in and of themselves just sounds and letters.

[@marijaglavas3239]

Thanks for keeping them coming! Really helps me with studying.

[@EricksonFilmsYT]

Great video as always!

[@skfardin65]

how can i structuralism theory in poem?

[@ritchezz0888]

What is salient features of saussures mode

[@CarlosRodriguez-cj8oo]

It's funny how the study of "language" can be confused by "language".

[@dhimpaak]

Ferdinand de Saussure studied in depth the Panini grammar in Sanskrit and came up with all these theories of structuralism...where were published by his students post his death.....no credit just intellectual digestion 😆👎🏽