The theory of semantic profundity

Azarpeyk, Alireza

The theory of semantic profundity

Document Type : Original Article

Author

Alireza Azarpeyk

Master's degree, Persian language and literature, sustainability literature, Razi University, Kermanshah. Iran

Abstract

The question of meaning is the most important issue in the humanities, linguistics and semantics. Structuralisms consider meaning to be the result of propositions and text. Poststructuralists also do not have a fixed meaning for words, but believe that each signifier delays the meaning and finds its meaning in other signs. Thus, with the delay of meaning, we are practically not faced with a specific meaning in the text, and in principle, meaning is not in the word but the result of communication. In response to what makes a word or sound meaningful; So far, various theories have been proposed, including the social theory of meaning, the descriptive theory of meaning, the functional theory of meaning, and so on. One of these views is the theory of profound semantics, which considers meaning to be the deepest and broadest truth, the most abundant and fundamental essence of the word. The purpose of this paper, in addition to analyzing the previous theories about meaning, is to analyze the theory of semantic deepness in terms of the meaning of words, which considers the meaning derived from the Logos in a profound truth This research paper criticizes the existing theories about meaning and phenomena and how meaning is formed and its source, presents the theory of semantic profundity and proves that this theory is the first system of originality of meaning in modern linguistics. Undoubtedly, each of the semantic theories seeks to express systems for determining meaning, the relationship between meaning and phenomena, and so on. Accordingly, this will help us to understand the relationship between the word and the phenomena and the source of meaning.

Keywords

Structuralist

Poststructuralist

Visual Semantics

Applied Semantics

Semantic Deepening

20.1001.1.28211413.1401.1.1.3.0

Ahmadi, Babak (1995), Modernity and Critical Thought, Tehran: Center

Azarpeyk, Arash; Ahura, Hengameh ; Masih, Niloufer (2017), Yalda's eyes and the key word of the world Holographic, second edition, Tehran: Roozegar

Stroll, Oram (2004), Analytical philosophy in the 20th century, translated by Fereydoun Fatemi, Tehran: Center.

Alston, William P. (2004), Philosophy of Language, translated by Nader Jahangiri, Mashhad: Ferdowsi.

Wittgenstein, Ludovic (2020), (Logical-philosophical treatise (Tractatus), translator: Omid Masoudifar. Tehran: Scientific Civilization

Hashemi, Shabnam (2021), The Lady of Words, Kermanshah: Preface

Hemmati, Ario; Rashidi, Ali (2021), the literary movement of 2021, an anthology of farapoetry writers Multiphonic, Tehran: Mehr and Del.

Azarpeyk, Alireza; Ahmadi, Parvin (2018) , "Examination of the concept of phenomenon from the point of view of the originality of the word" school. Rukhsar Language Literary and Linguistic Criticism Magazine, No. 6 and 7, 5-24

Azarpeyk, Alireza; Ahmadi, Parvin (2019), "Reviewing the concept of Logos from the beginning to now", MagazineLiterary and Linguistic Criticism of Rukhsar Language, No. 9, 87-116

Azarpeyik, Alireza; Ahmadi, Parvin (2020) Nudist essentialism and deep historicalism in

Transstructuralist Linguistics", Rokhsar Language Literary and Linguistic Criticism Magazine, No. 15, 101-132

Azarpeyk, Alireza; Ahmadi, Parvin (2019), Profound Semantics, Journal of Literary and Linguistic Criticism Rukhsar Language, No. 10, 85-114

Akvan, Mohammad (2009), Wittgenstein: Language and Philosophy, Journal of the School of Literature and Human Sciences University of Tehran, 293-308

Sajadi, Seyed Mehdi; Dashti, Zahra (2008) Explanation and analysis of education from perspective Poststructuralism, new educational ideas, period 4, number 1 and 2

Kiashemshaki, Abolfazl; Hashemi, Seyyed Ali (2012), the relationship between theories of meaning and realism (with emphasis). On the theory of meaning according to the scholar Tabatabai, Cambridge MIT 49 5 28

Quine,w.v. (1960) word and object.Cambridge,ma:MIT press Hornsby, Jennifer and guy Longworth(2006) reading philosophy of language: Selected texts with interactive commentary.Lepore,Ernestt aErnestkrsityukkk Ludwig (2008) ontologyogyn theory of Meaning international journal of philosophical studies,v ol.14 (3),325.335

Kripke, saul naming and necessity y y: H HarvHarvardversity press, 1Kuhn

Kuhn, Thomas: the structure of scientific revolutions; Chicago o i:unive rsity of hiPresspress,

1970Lycanlycan,w.g.philosophysolanguageusageuage,philosolanguaGuageg

Usareferentialial theory of meaning1_6 new

York&LRoutledgeuWittgensteinnestein, Lphilosophicalohical

investigaAnscombescombe:g.e.m.trans, 3rd ediMacmillanmillan, new York:1968