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- - - - His contributions
        He made some contributions to philosophy,
        Matematics,logic and semiotics.
        
        His definition of Sing
        Something which stand to somebody
        For something in respect or capacity (Pierce).
        
        Language is:
        1-Commutability:(Infinitives,series,close semiotics or unlimited semiosis.
        2-Not everything is arbitrary.
        3-We have a direct expirence but indirect knowledge of reality.
        
        The : tree types of sings
        Symbol
        Icon
        Index
        
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        INDEX
- - - - His theory is aboutSignified and Signifier
- - - - His contributions:
        His writing on semiotics were called the formal study of symbols and sign pioneer by Ferdinand de Saussure, and they helped to establish structualism and the new criticism as leading intellectual movements.
- - - - His theory:
        Deconstruction is a term he
        coined for the critical
        Examination of the fundamental
        conceptual distinction or "oppositions"
        Inherent in western philosophy since
        the time of the ancient Greeks.
        
        Characteristics:
        Binary and hierarchical.
        
        He thought that written form is the signifier of spoken
        Signifier.
        
        He mentioned about game
        Of signification which means the symbolic attributes
        
        Example of deconstruction:
        
        Other theories
        He deals more with the analyses of written text.
        The signifier (word) mean more than the signifies given by dictionary
        It means connotation based on his theory,period, social class,culture...
- - - - His theory
        Pronouns. A key element of Benveniste's theory of language as discourse is his theory of pronouns, and in particular, the theory of the I–you polarity. Grammatically, this polarity constitutes the first and second person pronouns, with he–she–it constituting the third person.
        
        Other theories
        "I" always refers as the speaker "you"
        Always refers as the listening all this is possible because
        We have a referent and a referee.
        
        His explanation about speaking is subject (reverent)=writer
        Of speaker, and subject of speech (refeee)=I in discourse -the word spelled"I"
        
        Example of Referent and Referee
        The person who send the message is "I" and the person who recived the massege ig you it ca be a oral message or writer message.