Post by amirmukaddas on Mar 11, 2024 22:34:08 GMT -8
Let's put it this way, sometimes we can't understand something because we don't share codes and contexts with other speakers (or writers), sometimes we can't because someone wants to keep us in the dark about the truth. Before you start thinking about my involvement in Freemasonry, I would like to reassure you that today's reflection is within the reach of anyone who has recently witnessed the not too clumsy attempt to make us schizophrenic with respect to palm oil . Palm oil and associative semantics In fact, if on the one hand there is no longer any way to see an advertisement for a biscuit or a cracker without clearly perceiving the message that (for goodness sake) everything is " without palm oil ", because it would be bad for your health, on the other hand on the same TV channel and in the same time slot.
You may happen to see the commercial of the " consortium for the protection of sustainable palm oil " according to which palm oil was already used by the Egyptians, so it doesn't hurt at all. We are in the middle , probable victims in a game Denmark Telegram Number Data of interests in which multinationals in the food sector are there butting heads. The distortion field in associative semantics < Pippone > Starting from the assumption already developed by Sassure and then taken up by his student Charles Bally , concerning the fact that each meaning is defined in the relationship with the other meanings in a system definable as a "field", we note that each language develops sets of words and expressions connected to each other with respect to meanings and forms.
Only within the same conceptual sphere or semantic field can you see the associative relationships between linguistic signs. </ Pippone > Over the last year, the " palm oil-free " trend has led to discussions about what is appropriate or not to buy at the supermarket in relation to a huge amount of food. Whatever authoritative voice to follow, we have a search engine that scans texts (linguistic signs) concerning topics of great interest around an edible oil. Considering that these texts are often quoted in national newspapers and other trusted sources of various kinds, with repercussions on search volumes, we have that palm oil is literally on everyone's lips .
You may happen to see the commercial of the " consortium for the protection of sustainable palm oil " according to which palm oil was already used by the Egyptians, so it doesn't hurt at all. We are in the middle , probable victims in a game Denmark Telegram Number Data of interests in which multinationals in the food sector are there butting heads. The distortion field in associative semantics < Pippone > Starting from the assumption already developed by Sassure and then taken up by his student Charles Bally , concerning the fact that each meaning is defined in the relationship with the other meanings in a system definable as a "field", we note that each language develops sets of words and expressions connected to each other with respect to meanings and forms.
Only within the same conceptual sphere or semantic field can you see the associative relationships between linguistic signs. </ Pippone > Over the last year, the " palm oil-free " trend has led to discussions about what is appropriate or not to buy at the supermarket in relation to a huge amount of food. Whatever authoritative voice to follow, we have a search engine that scans texts (linguistic signs) concerning topics of great interest around an edible oil. Considering that these texts are often quoted in national newspapers and other trusted sources of various kinds, with repercussions on search volumes, we have that palm oil is literally on everyone's lips .