The logical-historical development of the meaning category; It is shown that meaning is nothing absolute but subjective. 

Meaning is neither a property of things nor only present as an imagination of cognition. 

Thus, meanings cannot be "defined" or "assigned" as commonly thought. 

Meanings arise from societal production of use-value." A similar understanding developed in cultural studies of science: "Cultural studies thereby articulate dynamic, expressive conceptions of meaning, knowledge, and power, which contrast sharply with the standard approaches to these phenomena within philosophy and social theory. 

On such accounts, meaning is not a property of utterances or actions; the term `meaning' instead articulates the ways in which such performances inferentially draw upon and transform the field of prior performances in which they are situated.” 

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