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Asumsi Borrowing linguistic vocabulary, theory and methods from Saussure and to a smaller degree from Peirce, structuralists believe that codes, signs, and rules govern all human social and cultural practices, including communication. The proper study of meaning and therefore reality is an investigation of the system behind these practices, not individual practices themselves. To discover how all the parts fit together and function is their aim. Structuralist find meaning in the relationship among the various components of a system. They believe that a study of the system of rules that govern literary interpretation becomes the critic’s primary task. Such a belief presupposes that the structure of literature is similar to the structure of language. Literature is a self-enclosed system of rules that is composed of language and literature needs no outside referent but its own rule-governed but socially constrained system. For the structuralist, how a symbol or any other literary device funtions becomes of chief importance, not how literary devices imitate reality or express feeling. In addition to emphasizing the system of literature and not individual texts, structuralism claims to demystify literature. By explaining literature as a system of signs encased in a cultural frame that allows that system to operate, no longer, says structuralism, can a literary work be considered a mystical or magical relationship between author and the reader, the place where author and reader share emotions, ideas and truth. Meaning can be found by analyzing the system of rules that make up literature itself.
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