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A sign that does not represent, but naturalizes a historical and cultural concept.

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shenjë

Literature; General

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shenjë

Advertising; Billboard advertising

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shenjë

Literature; General

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shenjë

Performing arts; Theatre

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shtesë

Literature; General

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demistifikim

Literature; General

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shënim

Literature; General

The descriptive and literal level of meaning shared by virtually all members of a culture.

disiplinë

Literature; General

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mit

Literature; General

Story or fable that acts as a symbolic guide or map of meaning and significance in the cosmos. After Barthes, the concept implies the naturalization of the connotative level of ...

normalizim

Literature; General

System of graded and measurable categories and intervals in which individual subjects can be distributed around a norm. For example, western medicine and judiciary systems have ...