There are expressions that appear to be <a href="/en/direct%20comparison">direct comparison</a> of symbols and meanings, or direct matching of symbols to symbols.
It&#39;s also in &quot;Experiential Processes and the Creation of Meaning.&quot; I have written that many times myself.
This just omits the implicit RECOGNITION.
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<li>Because RECOGNITION links symbols and meanings one-to-one, even if you write something in a symbol-checked style, you can identify what you are referring to without any room for misunderstanding.</li>
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<li><a href="/en/Felt%20Sense%20and%20Symbol%20Diagrams">Felt Sense and Symbol Diagrams</a>
<a href="/en/Diagram%20of%20the%20correspondence%20between%20symbols%20and%20meanings">Diagram of the correspondence between symbols and meanings</a>.</li>
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Direct matching is the relationship between meaning and semantics.