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(Deconstruction, of a sign) the capacity to be repeatable in different contexts.
I see what you mean - it’s incredibly applicable to my work. From Derrida’s work - Repeated familiar expressions (signs, symbols) ‘iterate’ (by repetition) away from the original intended meaning. Signifiers are prevented from corresponding to their intended signifieds!
Meaning undergoes a new transformation through every repetition and appears through its new use and context; it breaks out of contexts.
I read an interesting point about this. Meaning from a linguistic expression comes from its use/context (and that these contexts cannot actually be defined) therefore they cannot provide any clear definition of context in the first place? - a bit confusing!
September 30th, 2006 at 3:51 pm
I think that your friend is not straight. Be understanding towards him.
Iterability… come on!!! Before you apply to RCA.
S
October 4th, 2006 at 10:17 am
Hi S,
(Deconstruction, of a sign) the capacity to be repeatable in different contexts.
I see what you mean - it’s incredibly applicable to my work. From Derrida’s work - Repeated familiar expressions (signs, symbols) ‘iterate’ (by repetition) away from the original intended meaning. Signifiers are prevented from corresponding to their intended signifieds!
Meaning undergoes a new transformation through every repetition and appears through its new use and context; it breaks out of contexts.
I read an interesting point about this. Meaning from a linguistic expression comes from its use/context (and that these contexts cannot actually be defined) therefore they cannot provide any clear definition of context in the first place? - a bit confusing!