1. Saussure expressed his arguments in a concise and logical way.

2. As the founder of modern linguistics, F. de Saussure has influenced millions of modern linguistics through his language views.

3. Saussure compared the working of language to chess playing, which vividly described differences between the concepts of synchrony and diachrony in linguistics.

4. Saussure made clear the object of study for linguistics as a science.

5. Saussure expounds the value of linguistic signs, i, e. their place value from a system point of view, with their utility value in communication ignored.

6. The semiologists represented by De Saussure propose the code model to explain utterance in human communication.

7. In his effort to surpass the limitations of Saussure, Jakobson creatively develops Saussure's opposition principle.

8. We know from de Saussure that such a concept has no place in a system like the language system, which provides meaning only through the values that the differences between signifiers allow.

9. From Swiss linguist Ferdinand de Saussure, language study entered into a new stage from the frame of traditional linguistics theory.

10. Saussure s structural linguistics theory is based on inheriting and criticizing historical comparative linguistics, and is mainly embodied in his youth.

11. As the founder of modern linguistics, Ferdinand de Saussure also created the theories of structuralism.

12. De Saussure never dealt with the question more clearly than in the first of all his papers.

13. In Saussure s theory of linguistics, synchrony and diachrony are important concepts.

14. By studying the structure of the elements of language Saussure dispenses with the tie between meaning and the exercise of formal rules.

15. Hence Derrida's poststructuralism challenged the modernist and autonomous science of autonomous linguistic structures of Saussure and Barthes.

16. Derrida's critique of structuralism and semiotics, particularly the work of Levi - Strauss and Saussure, is articulated.

17. This paper attempts to discuss the dialectic relationship between language competence and language performance based on the linguistic theory put forward by Ferdinand de Saussure......"lauge"and"parole".

18. Like the Russian formalists--and in a way like the New Critics -talking about their "academic" colleagues, Saussure is vexed by the messiness and lack of system in the study of linguistics.

19. Amuse yourselves by opening the book by Leopold de Saussure—geniuses tend to pop up from time to time in that family.

19. is a sentence dictionary, on which you can find excellent sentences for a large number of words.

20. And human language uses this amazing trick described by Ferdinand de Saussure, the great linguist, as "The arbitrariness of the sign."

21. Based on the difference between synchronic and diachronic phenomena proposed by Ferdinand de Saussure, this paper is an attempt of interpreting the nature of human consciousness in terms of time.

22. The principle of arbitrariness is the foundation for the linguistic theory of Ferdinand de Saussure. But in recent years researchers now and then come to question the principle with"motivation".

23. The theories about distinguishing synchronic linguistics and diachronic linguistics put forward by Saussure are of guiding significance in the study of language.

24. The theoretical basis is the Arbitrary Principle and the Language Value Theory from Saussure.