Abstract
At first sight, it might look as if semioticians had a more comprehensive view. They have an a priori account of how any kind of representation, propositional or not, might be conveyed: namely, by means of a code. However, studies by semioticians of what they call ‘connotation’, i.e. the vaguer aspect of what is com-municated, are highly programmatic and do
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