Semantic Shifting: From the Oppression to Minority Culture to the Embodiment of Politician’s Anxiety

Abstract

In modern times, semantic shifting is mostly used as an instrumental theory in language researches, computer and other fields, as an academic topic mostly mentioned in academic researches, be classified as a research method of postmodern social phenomena such as racial discrimination, gender discrimination and sexual orientation discrimination, but ignore its own semiotic and structural connotation. This is a point for discussion. The pure linguistic and symbolic meaning associated with itself cannot be ignored and can be studied, and people can fully explore its important social significance and its linguistic essence through its rational analysis. Therefore, this article mainly draws lessons from Foucault Lacan's theory and its researchers' scientific research methods and results, from the necessary demonstration of using post structuralism to explore the connotation method of semantic shifting, and it is proved that semantic shifting actually comes from the anxiety of politicians in the early stage of democratic politics.