Seme
Seme is a term used in various fields, including semiotics, linguistics, and martial arts. In semiotics, a seme is the smallest unit of meaning recognized in a semiotic system. In linguistics, it refers to the minimal distinctive feature of a sign. In martial arts, particularly Kendo, seme refers to the act of applying pressure towards an opponent to create an opening for an attack.
Semiotics[edit | edit source]
In semiotics, a seme is the smallest unit of meaning recognized in a semiotic system. It is a concept introduced by Algirdas Julien Greimas, a Lithuanian linguist and semiotician. The seme is a fundamental element in the construction of meaning within a text or a system of signs. It is the smallest meaningful unit that can be isolated within a structure.
Linguistics[edit | edit source]
In linguistics, a seme is the minimal distinctive feature of a sign. It is a concept used in structural linguistics and semiology, and it is related to the concept of phoneme in phonetics and phonology. A seme can be a sound, a gesture, a color, or any other signifier that carries a distinct meaning within a given linguistic system.
Martial Arts[edit | edit source]
In martial arts, particularly in Kendo, seme refers to the act of applying pressure towards an opponent to create an opening for an attack. It is a strategic concept that involves psychological and physical manipulation of the opponent. Seme can be applied through various means, such as body movement, gaze, and sword positioning.
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