Açıklama
The theoretical distinction between the systematic sign structure of language (sémiotique) and the semantic domain (sémantique) in which enunciation and meaning-making occur. The semiotic level corresponds to the system of internal oppositions within langue, whereas the semantic level corresponds to the meaning-making function that establishes relations with enunciation, the subject, and the world. This distinction demonstrates that sign systems and linguistic subjectivity cannot be treated on the same plane.