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Liberal Arts in Russia. 2016. Vol. 5. No. 5. Pp. 427-438.
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Ilyin V. V.
Moscow State Technical University named after N. E. Bauman
Bldg. 1, 5 2nd Baumanskaya St., 105005 Moscow, Russia
Email: vvilin@yandex.ru

Abstract

The article is devoted to the distinction between real-unreal content hidden under the name (mark). The relations of mark with the concept and denotation are studied. These relations are manifested in such significant acts as characterization, attribution, interpretation, aimed at establishing the substantive values of the concepts. It is highlighted that ideological process identifies super-phrasal information about reality that lies at the intersection of “culture” and “nature”. In formalized languages, the problem of connecting “meaningless” syntactic expressions with object-semantic structures is solved by appeal to interpretation - a special procedure, which makes it possible to compare the names (concepts) of objects and relations between them. In the circle of the interpretive procedure, the “empty” axiom, symbolic entries (rows) become statements (having truth-values) about objects, areas of the world. Any suggestion (name) corresponds to a statement about objects in a particular subject system. In natural languages, the relationship of signs with the object basis is set a) genealogically by rules of usage; b) metaphorically by tropic unification, equating with the introduction of harmony; c) didactically - by rules of definition and selection; d) metaphysically by expressing of philosophical indefinable.

Keywords

  • • sign
  • • object
  • • meaning
  • • value

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