Which description of Saussure’s langue identifies the principle by which linguistic signs acquire value through their relations to one another?
An organized system of differences
For Saussure, langue is an organized system of differences: each sign has linguistic value through its contrasts and relations with other signs. Calling it abstract describes its status but does not identify this relational principle; individual speech acts belong to parole.
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Robert Browning's poetry is:
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