الاشتغال الدلالي للعلامة في الدرس السيميولوجي

Abstract EN

Our research paper seeks to determine the semiotic perception of the sign and to understand it in terms of its rooting and the methodological transformation that it underwent according to the linguist de Saussure, who linked the study of signs'life to social life, and the philosopher Peirce, who theorized aboutthe sign in terms of the relationship between logic and language.

As a matter of fact, the methodical presentation of the sign put forward by the Sociologistde Saussure and thephilosopherPeirceformed a gateway to new approaches in understanding the sign and expanding its linguistic and semiotic concepts.

The field was, then, opened to those who came after them in the semiological search for the truth behind everything that a person utters, whether by verbal phrase or non-verbal signal.

Indeed, the linguistic and semiotic fields gave a great attention to the semiological sign in terms of indicative process.

Notably, one of the most important scholars of linguistics and semiotics, "Hjelmslev", has presented, in his new conception of semiotics, atheory based on a new way of approaching matter, form, content and expression.

As for Roland Barth, his semiological perspective may be represented in reconfiguring the functioning of non-linguistic semantic systems, and inverting de Saussure'sclaim, considering semiology as part of linguistics.

Thus, the sign is realized in the linguistic process and cannot be separated from the language.