In semiotics, the four letters p-i-p-e constitute _____?
- A sign
- A Signifier
- A signified
- None of these
Explanation
In semiotics, the word "pipe" (the letters p-i-p-e) is a signifier, which is the form that represents something.
The signified is the concept or object that the signifier refers to — in this case, the idea or image of a pipe.
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