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- 2. Is the study of signs and symbol and their use or interpretation. Derive from the Greek word “semiotikus” meaning interpreter of sign. Based on semiosis it is the relationship between sign, object and a meaning.
- 3. is the study of "signs A sign consists of a "signifier" or its material/physical aspect and its "signified" or non-material aspect as concept and value. Related to these is the "referent" or object as it exists in the real world.
- 4. Semiotics is the science of signs. It is known as an approach to expose the fundamental structural elements of the meaning of an object or a term.
- 5. Branches of Semiotics Semantics- this is relation between signs and what they refer to and what they mean.
- 6. It focuses on the relationship between the sign and the referent. It seeks to find out what the sign represents and recognizes that the meaning of the sign depends on the person and the situation in which the sign is used.
- 7. Branches of Semiotics Syntactic- relationship with sign and formal structure. House and lot for Sale
- 8. ` This is the study of the relationship among signs and how people combine signs into complex systems of meaning. Think of how “emoticons” stringed to together can create a sentence of meaning.
- 9. Branches of Semiotics Pragmatics- relationship with sign and their effect.
- 10. This branch is concerned with how the practical use of signs relates to everyday life. This branch is very important to the field of communication because many communication theorists are interested in how people use signs to and sign systems to accomplish things in the world.
- 12. A Swiss linguistics who created the term semiotics. Born : 26 November 1857 Geneva, Switzerland His ideas laid a foundation for many significant developments in both linguistics and semiology in the 20th century.
- 13. According to Ferdinand de Saussure, meaning is produced from the interplay of the signifiers of the work.
- 15. Signifier and Signified Signifier- the physical element, the actual spoke nor written word.
- 16. Signifier and Signified Signified- the mental concept the idea of the sign.
- 18. Signs and Symbols Signs- is a symbol which is understood to refer something other that itself.
- 19. Signs and Symbols Symbols- is an object that represents, stands for or suggest an idea or visual image.
- 20. Three Categories of Signs Symbol signifier does not resemble the signified. Indicate without implied meaning, of has a casual relationship with the message.
- 21. Three Categories of Signs Icon Signifier is perceived as resembling or imitating the signified. An object mark or sound whose relevance is defined by convention. Photograph
- 22. Three Categories of Signs Index Signifier is directly connected in some way to the signified. Communicate through analogy or resemblance to that which they signify.
- 23. The basic semiotic plane covers the elements and the general technical and physical aspects of the work with their semantic (meaning-conveying potential).
- 24. It includes: The visual elements and how they are used. The choice of medium and technique. The format of the work. Other physical properties and marks of the work.
- 25. The elements of the visual arts derive their semantic or meaning-conveying potential from two large sources:
- 26. human psychophysical experiences (psychological and physical/sensory) which are commonly shared;
- 27. the socio-cultural conventions of a particular society and period