نصوص تحليلية في السيميائية

Abstract EN

After reading carefully what is included in this research, we found that the most important conclusions can be drawn from the following: 1- The science of alchemy is a modern science, and it has ancient roots, but as a method of its foundation and principles, it emerged in modern times.2- The meaning of semiotics is not different from the linguistic meaning of individualism.

Semiotics is the science of signs or semantics.3- The term "alchemy" is a term that has roots in the Arab heritage, as mentioned in the Holy Quran, Hadith and Arabic Poetry.4- Semiotics interested in the issue of tripartite existence (mind, meaning) and (world, subject) and (language, dal.

)5-.

Dossier has linked semiotics to the study of the life of signs and signs within social life and considered language a part of the science of signs and linguistics as a fundamental branch of it.6-.

Pierce linked semiotics to logic, but the division of the sign (meaning and meaning) was called the terms (subject / subject / reference.

)7- - There is general consensus with the division of significance into three types: mental indication / natural indication / status indication.8- - both verbal and mental images are (D and significance) at the same time, and the relationship between (Dal and meaning) transforms relations from arbitrary to After reading carefully what is included in this research, we found that the most important conclusions can be drawn from the following: 1- The science of alchemy is a modern science, and it has ancient roots, but as a method of its foundation and principles, it emerged in modern times.2- The meaning of semiotics is not different from the linguistic meaning of individualism.

Semiotics is the science of signs or semantics.3- The term "alchemy" is a term that has roots in the Arab heritage, as mentioned in the Holy Quran, Hadith and Arabic Poetry.4- Semiotics interested in the issue of tripartite existence (mind, meaning) and (world, subject) and (language, dal.

)5-.

Dossier has linked semiotics to the study of the life of signs and signs within social life and considered language a part of the science of signs and linguistics as a fundamental branch of it.6-.

Pierce linked semiotics to logic, but the division of the sign (meaning and meaning) was called the terms (subject / subject / reference.

)7- - There is general consensus with the division of significance into three types: mental indication / natural indication / status indication.8- - both verbal and mental images are (D and significance) at the same time, and the relationship between (Dal and meaning) transforms relations from arbitrary to logical.