Language seems to have, in principle, a social function. The existence of a common code shared by the subjects who speak enables communication and realizes the social nature of language. The constitution of code separates words of its own graphic and acoustic forms and links them to a shared and culturally defined meaning. The code turns words into signs.
Word + code
Language seems to have, in principle, a social function. The existence of a common code shared by the subjects who speak enables communication and realizes the social nature of language. The constitution of code separates words of its own graphic and acoustic forms and links them to a shared and culturally defined meaning. The code turns words into signs.