Question 6Tips1 ptsWhen Stuart Hall says, “representation is the production of meaning through language” (2013, p. 178), he is arguing that:Group of answer choicesAn object’s meaning is inherent and fixed and language reflects the meaning that exists.Objects have meaning because they exist within societies that can communicate shared understandings through language.An object is meaningless and language communicates the meaning that the speaker intends it to.

What is an object?Group of answer choicesAn object comprises both atributes and methods.None of the answersA unique instance of a data structure that's defined by its class.A special kind of function that is defined in a class definition.

How does Hall discuss the relationship between language, meaning, and power in the process of representation?

What is the role of language in the production of meaning?

Representational thinking is described as which of the following? a. the ability to represent, or think through, a problem in their minds before going into action b. the ability to connect visual representations of objects with verbal labels c. the ability to represent concrete ideas with abstract images d. the ability to remember the location of objects hidden from view

How can writing about objects help writers achieve compression in their writing?A.Objects generally do not have cultural meanings for readers.B.Objects require a great deal of context in order to be understood.C.Objects can carry larger implications about people and situations.D.Objects tend to be simple and easy to describe in a few words.