10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DENOTIVE»
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Basics Design 04: Image
Gavin Ambrose, Paul Harris. Cognitive and denotive meaning Cognitive and
denotive meaning An image communicates in many different ways and on many
different levels. The subject, the way in which it has been viewed, the context in ...
Gavin Ambrose, Paul Harris,
2005
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Learning and Hatred for Meaning
1 shall discuss three dimensions to the Heuristic Rules used; that of: (1) a
denotive variant of the interpretative paradigm, and of (2) a Descriptive/
Interpretative approach, and also of (3) a developmental succession to the
phases. The goal is to ...
Hugo Kuyper Letiche,
1984
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Congressional Serial Set
Among civilized peoples thought is expressed by vocables which are more or
less purely arbitrary and so fully differentiated as to be essentially denotive, and
ideas are recorded by means of characters which are almost wholly arbitrary or ...
... chronological age in years, months and days, denotive of the temporal span of
life; a physiological age denotive of stages of physical growth and maturity; a
mental age denotive of the ripening of certain instincts, capacities and mental
traits; ...
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Perspectives of Reality: An Introduction to the Philosophy ...
... set down for active response and obedience, were considered as true
sabdapramdna. So it was accepted that every word had a particular denotive
meaning and that that meaning was inseparable from the particular combination
of syllables ...
6
Music as Therapy: A Dialogical Perspective
His definition is as follows: “Music is an ordered arrangement of sounds and
silences whose meaning is presentative rather than denotive” (p 1). I will make
the remark that he uses the term “ordered arrangement,” which I believe
connotatively ...
So far we have been assuming that the task of language is a purely denotive one;
that when we say "horse," for instance, our sole purpose is to convey a reference
to a class of well-known animals. If we look more closely at what actually ...
Edward Sapir, Pierre Swiggers,
2008
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The Named God And The Question Of Being
At first glance, Nuessel's assertion appears to suggest that Being's connection to
name bearing is based on the denotive function of names. In a sense, this is the
case. Yet the fuller understanding of proper names developed in chapter 7 ...
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The Fundamentals of Creative Design: Second Edition
How images are presented also affects how their messages are received as, they
can have both cognitive and denotive meanings. Something signified by a visible
sign is a denotive meaning. For example, 'house' is a denotive that we ...
Gavin Ambrose, Paul Harris,
2011
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The Rhetoric of Racist Humour: US, UK and Global Race Joking
Pryor's description of the word as 'dead' matches Roland Barthes' comments on
denotive signification (1977: 44), that it is the truly traumatic signs that become
fixed and deny connotation. If words are 'alive' to connotation, it is the purely ...
2 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «DENOTIVE»
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IN RE LIPRIE
... an absolute nullity under Louisiana law because of a lack of denotive intent. Although the Amended Complaint attempts to frame this claim as ... «Leagle.com, Apr 12»
African American & Ethiopian Relations
... indigenous inhabitants of the land located in the Eastern Horn of Africa, as well as more generally denotive of individuals of African descent. «Tadias Magazine, Aug 08»