referential fallacy
This term has been used to refer to the assumption that a) it is a necessary condition of a sign that the signifier has a referent (in particular, a material object in the world) or b) that the meaning of a sign lies purely in its referent.
- Part of Speech: noun
- Industry/Domain: Language
- Category: General language
- Company: Others
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