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    The document discusses different types of codes and signs used in communication. There are three types of codes: linguistic codes which refer to languages, paralinguistic codes which use images and gestures to complement communication, and extralinguistic codes which are not directly linked to language but can be combined with it. Signs can be linguistic signs represented through written or spoken words, or non-linguistic signs communicated through icons, symbols, or indices. Linguistic signs have a signifier (written or spoken form) and signified (the concept it suggests).

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    No sé que es

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    The document discusses different types of codes and signs used in communication. There are three types of codes: linguistic codes which refer to languages, paralinguistic codes which use images and gestures to complement communication, and extralinguistic codes which are not directly linked to language but can be combined with it. Signs can be linguistic signs represented through written or spoken words, or non-linguistic signs communicated through icons, symbols, or indices. Linguistic signs have a signifier (written or spoken form) and signified (the concept it suggests).

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    Los textos y los elementos no lingüísticos

    ¿Qué son los textos?


    Son unidades comunicativas se escriben de acuerdo a códigos que amplían su significado.

    Códigos
    Es un sistema que sirve para escribir mensajes. Se usan tres tipos de códigos y son:
    Lingüísticos: se refiere a los idiomas y lenguas.

    Paralingüísticos: completan la comunicación con imágenes y gestos.


    Extralingüísticos: son los que a pesar de combinarse con el lenguaje no se vinculan directamente con él.
    Los signos se clasifican según su forma de representar y son signos lingüísticos y no lingüísticos.

    Signos lingüísticos
    Es una representación escrita o vocalizada de la realidad mediante una palabra, la unión de dos caras que son:
    Significante: es la escritura o pronunciación de la imagen.
    Significado: es el concepto que nos sugiere una cadena de sonidos o imágenes gráficas determinados.

    Signos no lingüísticos
    Son aquellos que utilizamos para transmitir mediante las siguientes formas:
    Los iconos :tiene cierto parecido a la realidad a la cual se refieren.
    Los símbolos: no tiene parecido a la realidad que se refieren.
    Los índices: nos comunican algo aunque la intención no sea comunicarlo.

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