Term
Signing
used in 10 texts across the archive
“Verification of the “truth” of the ostensive sign is inherent in the signing act itself; to emit a linguistic or “symbolic” sign is ipso facto not to appropriate its referent, and the sign’s prolongation contains within it an implicit promise of continued non-appropriation.”
In use
“It’s starting to look like fewer men are signing up—how many would be enough to make a difference?”
“But now that GA has provided the birth of our signing ability with a plausible real-world foundation, the problems of both philosophy and the human sciences can be placed on a new footing.”
“The token issuing institution might then be signing onto the charters issued by the center, committing to issuing a certain line of credit.”