Question

58. The physical units used in language have been termed by Saussure as:
(A) Arbitrariness
(B) Signified
(C) Signifier​

Answer 1

Answer:

it's signifier

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Answer 2

Answer:

The relevant answer to this query is an option (C)

(C) Signifier​

Explanation:

• Saussure’s hypothesis is grounded on binary resistances or dyads, i.e., sketching a unit in terms of what it's not, which gives elevation to oppositional couples in which one is consistently prideful to the distinctive.
• The most abecedarian binary opposition is bonded to the conception of sign, the introductory unit of signification.
• In Saussure, the preliminarily concentrated sign gets split into the signifier( the sound picture) and the meant( the conception).
• Saussure bothered that the connection between the signifier and the mattered is customary and arbitrary and that both terms are cerebral in character.

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