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Semiotics (/ˌsɛmiˈɒtɪks/ SEM-ee-OT-iks) is the
systematic study of sign
processes and the
communication of meaning. In
semiotics, a sign is
defined as...
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Semiotic literary criticism, also
called literary semiotics, is the
approach to
literary criticism informed by the
theory of
signs or
semiotics. Semiotics...
- In
semiotics, a sign is
anything that
communicates a
meaning that is not the sign
itself to the
interpreter of the sign. The
meaning can be intentional...
- Com****tional
semiotics is an
interdisciplinary field that applies, conducts, and
draws on
research in logic, mathematics, the
theory and
practice of...
- The
semiotics of
dress is the
study of
design and
customs ****ociated with
dress (clothing), as
patterned to a kind of
symbolism that has
rules and norms...
- The
semiotic square, also
known as the
Greimas square, is a tool used in
structural analysis of the
relationships between semiotic signs through the opposition...
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Semiotic democracy is a
phrase first coined by John Fiske, a
media studies professor, in his
seminal media studies book
Television Culture (1987). Fiske...
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having created a
theory of
information in his
works on
semiotics.: 171 : 137
Nauta defined semiotic information theory as the
study of "the
internal processes...
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Social semiotics (also
social semantics) is a
branch of the
field of
semiotics which investigates human signifying practices in
specific social and cultural...
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Semiotic anthropology is the
process of
using the
cognitive tools of
semiotics (theory of signs) to
understand social structures from the anthropological...
