Voorbeelden van het gebruik van Interpretant in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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Any interpretant sheds new light on the object.
We do that on the basis of our subjective interpretants.
Any new interpretant throws more light on the object.
And as representation, it has its interpretant again.
Interpretants, consequently the perception of a word is an interpretive act.
signification or, as I call it, an interpretant.
This interpretant, this significations simply a metempsychosis into another body;
In Eco's opinion essentially the interpretant produced by an object has a double nature.
a representation of which the first representation is the interpretant.
Energetic interpretant" is, on the other hand, the one producing a change of habit8.
Something similar to the result of a statistical sampling of the interpretants related to one sign.
Rabassa never names the interpretant, but the notion is implicitly present throughout the article.
however rudimentally, express oneself, even if the relations between subjective interpretant and sign and object are still basically different.
This interpretant, this significations simply a metempsychosis into another body; a translation into another language.
to be interpreted and to produce an interpretant in the implied subject's mind.
In other words, the interpretant is also a"translatant"
described reality sign, interpretant, object.
This process translates the read signs into interpretants or, if we prefer, into translatants6,
in Peirce's theory of the interpretant.
The interpretant- the thought interpreting a sign- can in turn become a sign,
Readers who have been following the course from the beginning already understand that Locke is stating the concept of"interpretant sign" or"interpretant", though not using the term, that will be coined two centuries later by Peirce.
The interpretant is a subjective thought that, for the implied subject
it is a contiguous position in the chain of interpretants, which works only here
The interpretant is subjective,
This new version of the thought received in turn an interpretation, and its interpretant gets itself interpreted, and so on, until an interpretant appears which is no longer of the nature of a sign8.
significates and interpretants) interchange positions and roles over time
As we have seen when studying the interpretant and its subjective component, there is no exact,
as a synonym of Peirce's interpretant, but also as a synonym of Morris's significance,
then single receivers must retranslate them into interpretant signs.
This new version of the thought received in turn an interpretation, and its interpretant gets itself interpreted, and so on,