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Beyond meaning: Peirce’s interpretant as a meta-semiotic condition for communication

Au-delà de la signification: l'interprétant de Peirce comme condition métasémiotique de la communication
[journal article]

Lukianova, Natalia
Fell, Elena

Abstract

In Bergsonism, we come to a halt when it comes to communication because it involves static immobile elements such as concepts and words, which, for Bergson, make it impossible to gain an adequate understanding of each other’s nature. Peirce offers an epistemological model, where the immobility of a ... view more

In Bergsonism, we come to a halt when it comes to communication because it involves static immobile elements such as concepts and words, which, for Bergson, make it impossible to gain an adequate understanding of each other’s nature. Peirce offers an epistemological model, where the immobility of a linguistic sign is dissolved in semiosis. Peirce’s concept of interpretant, reflecting the dynamic relation of the subject, object and the sign that is being interpreted, offers a model of cognition that is based on the dynamism of meaning making, which provides a foundation for communication as a meaning making process, a case of duration in its own right.... view less

Keywords
communication theory; Peirce, C.; sign; semiotics; communication behavior; concept; subject; object; communication requirements; understanding; meaning

Classification
Basic Research, General Concepts and History of the Science of Communication

Free Keywords
Bergson, Henri

Document language
English

Publication Year
2015

Page/Pages
p. 151-176

Journal
ESSACHESS - Journal for Communication Studies, 8 (2015) 1

Issue topic
Symbolic Communication

ISSN
1775-352X

Status
Published Version; peer reviewed

Licence
Creative Commons - Attribution-NonCommercial


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