Languages of Art¶
Goodman, N. (1976). Languages of Art: An Approach to a Theory of Symbols. Hackett Publishing.
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- Indexicality
- The three sign-modes operate on different mechanisms, and only indexicality requires the actual existence of its referent at the moment of signification, a separation Goodman (1976) develops with his contrast between exemplification and denotation as distinct symbol-system relations.
This sourceDistinguishes denotation (a label referring to what it denotes) from exemplification (a sample referring back to labels it possesses), as distinct symbol-system relations; clarifies that resemblance, convention, and possession-plus-reference are structurally separate modes.
- The three sign-modes operate on different mechanisms, and only indexicality requires the actual existence of its referent at the moment of signification, a separation Goodman (1976) develops with his contrast between exemplification and denotation as distinct symbol-system relations.
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