Question

who rejects the frequent of binary opposition in structuralist criticism​

Answer 1

The modern concept of markedness opposes the binary opposition.

Explanation:

• Basically, binary opposition is a set of languages that are used to define two opposites in theory.
• From a structuralism point of view, binary opposition is the set of rules for human philosophy, language and culture.
• The binary opposition refers to the concept of the presence and absence of property.
• The modern concept of markedness lies in the origin of Roman Jakobson and Nikolai Trubetzkoy's structuralism.