Discourse: Berkeley Journal for Theoretical Studies in Media and Culture, Ausgaben 1-5Indiana University Press, 1979 |
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... signifier of alienation? Barthes: You might say that, but only if the utopian image one could have of disalienation did not, in the last instance, destroy the antinomy itself of the signifier and the signified. Bellour: You stress, not ...
... signifier of alienation? Barthes: You might say that, but only if the utopian image one could have of disalienation did not, in the last instance, destroy the antinomy itself of the signifier and the signified. Bellour: You stress, not ...
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... signifier is constituted by the whole denota- tive code ( signifier and signified ) . But it is the expression “ consti- tuted by " which presents a problem . This seems to imply that a signifier of connotation is made up merely of the ...
... signifier is constituted by the whole denota- tive code ( signifier and signified ) . But it is the expression “ consti- tuted by " which presents a problem . This seems to imply that a signifier of connotation is made up merely of the ...
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... signifier of connotation ( one - sided ) ; a development which is at the root of the concept , today generally diffused in semiology , of connota- tion as the " disengaged " or " dislocated " code : the signifier , and only the signifier ...
... signifier of connotation ( one - sided ) ; a development which is at the root of the concept , today generally diffused in semiology , of connota- tion as the " disengaged " or " dislocated " code : the signifier , and only the signifier ...
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BERKELEY JOURNAL FOR THEORETICAL STUDIES IN MEDIA AND CULTURE | 7 |
The Order of Cinematographic Discourse | 39 |
Jürgen Habermas and | 59 |
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