semiotic 的 2 个定义
Also se·mi·ot·i·cal.
- of or relating to signs.
- of or relating to semiotics.
- Medicine/Medical. of or relating to symptoms; symptomatic.
更多semiotic例句
- Politicians in Washington may think of slaughter in semiotic terms, but the people on the ground never do.
- His academic semiotic and philosophical works wield a thousandth of the influence of his bestsellers.
- This is what prompted Felix Hausdorf to define the human being as zoon semeiotikon- semiotic animal, sign-using animal.
- They deal in what Robert Reich called symbol manipulation, semiotic activity par excellence.
- The word symbol points to work become semiotic praxis, but this is not what I am after here.
- They define an age of semiotic focus, in that symbol manipulation follows language processing.
- That is, the structure of family-based semiotic processes and the structure of the family are similar.