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Hello! We hope you are well, in this world that is becoming more and more difficult. Despite the panorama, a few weeks ago we had the great opportunity to attend an important oasis of collaboration […]
Hello! We hope you are well, in this world that is becoming more and more difficult. Despite the panorama, a few weeks ago we had the great opportunity to attend an important oasis of collaboration […]
The Fifth Conference of the International Association for Cognitive Semiotics (IACS-5) August 15-17, 2024, Lund, Sweden We are happy to host the Fifth Conference of the International Association for Cognitive Semiotics (IACS-5) at Lund University in August […]
LILA ’24 / X. International Linguistics and Language Studies Conference will be held in the form of an online event. The conference is coordinated by DAKAM (Eastern Mediterranean Academic Research Center) and will be organized by […]
So I get on stage, finally, because the compere has just said my name. I’ve spent the last few minutesscanning the crowd as well as looking at my counterpart competitors in this slam poetrycompetition. I’m […]
By Chris Arning Many performers adopt ‘on stage personas’ or ‘adopt a mask’ when ‘in role’ on stage or in front of the camera. They ‘perform their identity’ as academic Judith Butler would have1 it. […]
Ken Foote, University of Connecticut, USA Anett Árvay, University of Szeged, Hungary Sites of memory are often powerful symbols. Varying greatly in form, scale, and meaning, they range from massive memorials honoring key events in a […]
Semiotics is not merely a set of theories and methods whose aim is to explore and explain various meaning-making processes through detached analytical discourses. It is also a cognitive experience that affects our ways of […]
A Smart Semiotics e-seminar took place May 9: Storytelling and the sense of place: Water power, landscape conservation, and the the roles of narratives. Matthias Egeler Concepts like home, dwelling, and a sense of place have […]
By Alan Crawley From 15 to 18th April of 2021 the Society for Affective Science (SAS) organized their 8th annual conference being this their first time with online modality. The numbers of this event are […]
Smart Semiotics e-seminar April 11: The Social Semiotics of Populism. The words ‘populism’ and ‘populist’ have been extensively used over the last years to refer to disparate contemporary political phenomena around the globe, ranging from […]
We are pleased to announce for Semiotix the publication of the Volume 6, Issue 2 (2020) of Punctum-International Journal of Semiotics, the online, open-access journal of the Hellenic Semiotic Society. This issue is devoted to […]
E-SEMINARS AND E-INSTITUTES TO BE SCHEDULED IN 2021 AND BEYOND STAY IN THE LOOP: GET INFORMED / GET NOTIFIED / CHECK THE TIME FIRST E-SEMINAR: THE COLORS OF IDEOLOGY SPEAKER: GRIGORIS PASCHALIDIS, THESSALONIKI DATE: MARCH […]
Charles Forceville Dept. of Media Studies University of Amsterdam Introduction Humanities disciplines have contributed many crucial insights to understanding how communication and interpretation works – think of rhetoric, linguistics, semiotics, metaphor theory, blending theory, […]
Charles Forceville Dept. of Media Studies University of Amsterdam Introduction Humanities disciplines have contributed many crucial insights to understanding how communication and interpretation works – think of rhetoric, linguistics, semiotics, metaphor theory, blending theory, […]
By Robert Yelle Domenico Pietropaolo’s book, Semiotics of the Christian Imagination, is a new entry in Bloomsbury’s Advances in Semiotics series. It is a sensitive, erudite, and subtle interpretation of a fairly wide range of […]
By Gabriella and Ximena We hope you’ve kept safe and healthy in these unusual times. We’d like to thank all of you who contacted us for diverse projects, and also —thinking about the longer hours […]
By Veronika Opletalová & Martin Siefkes Roland Posner (1939-2020) was a German semiotician who has been a major influence in both linguistics (pragmatics, text linguistics) and semiotics in Germany since the 1970s. He is recognized for […]
The House of Signs, a foundation dedicated to the semiotic legacy of Martin Krampen, launches Sign Worlds, a Newsletter aimed at promoting the awareness of sign processes.
By Gary Genosko Governance by medical modelling is the attempt to make reality conform to predictions and projections. There is a political imperative in now familiar exhortations, that require broad legislative and regulatory changes that […]
By Gary Genosko Governance by medical modelling is the attempt to make reality conform to predictions and projections. There is a political imperative in now familiar exhortations, that require broad legislative and regulatory changes that […]
Those who have now by force more time on their hands may take this opportunity to explore the resources of the https://semioticontest.local For instance, clicking on Archives at the top of the SemiotiX page will open […]
By Alin Olteanu The aim of my recent book, Multiculturalism as multimodal communication: a semiotic perspective (2019) is to develop a criticism of culturalism based on semiotic theory. In the greater picture of humanistic research, […]
A new course by Per Aage Brandt is now available in the Semiotic Institute Online. It consists of twelve inspiring lessons that the authors had first ironically titled “Crumbs”. SemiotiX features here the fourth lesson. […]
By Alexander V. Kravchenko The problem with language as a symbolic system In mainstream linguistics and cognitive science language is viewed as a symbolic system – a set of abstract forms that somehow relate […]
Dear all, we are delighted to announce the new publication of our Journal Signs & Media (Autumn Issue, 2019). Please feel free to download it by clicking https://www.dropbox.com/sh/imr73vo4r0me1xi/AABcozqcPnzFgxeDROahx03Wa?dl=0 Editor’s Note Victoria Lady Welby and her […]
By David Lidov Robert S. Hatten A Theory of Virtual Agency for Western Art Music Indiana University Press Robert Hatten’s third book on musical meaning, from the Indiana University Press series which he […]
By Gabriel Baradee (with editorial notes) Emotions are at the core of the meaning of fashion. From the feelings conveyed by the fabrics with an almost infinite array of colors and textures — and the […]
Review of Chris William Martin, The Social Semiotics of Tattoos: Skin and Self. Bloomsbury Advances in Semiotics. London and New York: Bloomsbury, 2019. By Gary Genosko Sociology and semiotics have long been cozy bedfellows. […]
Personal pronouns have a special status in languages. As indexical tools they are the means by which languages and persons intimately interface with each other within a particular social structure. Pronouns involve more than mere […]
By Ole Togeby How to describe personal pronouns in a semiotic framework? In Peircean semiotics personal pronouns, such as I and you, are often classified as indexes because they sort of ‘point to’ one of the […]
About The Bloomsbury Companion to Contemporary Peircean Semiotics This book considers the work and influence of Charles Sanders Peirce, showing how the concepts and ideas he developed continue to impact and shape contemporary research issues. […]
The Academic Advisory Council for Signage Research and Education (AACSRE), in an effort to fuel the next generation of study for on-premise signage, has announced the Emerging Fellows for 2019-2020. The 2019 class of Emerging […]
In this Podcast with Power Point illustrations, Professor Asif Agha discusses the Semiotics of money. Asif Agha is Professor of Anthropology at the University of Pennsylvania where he founded the Semiotics Lab. He is also […]
The latest issue of VERSUS (127, N. 2/2018) is now available in print and online. The principal thematic section of the issue features seven articles written on the topic of “Fake News, Misinformation/Disinformation, Post-Truth” . […]
IACS-3 in Toronto David Lidov The third conference of the International Association for Cognitive Semiotics was held in Toronto, July 13-15, 2018, hosted by Ryerson University’s Department of Languages, Literatures and Cultures and its School […]
By Paul Bouissac (University of Toronto) Introduction: the epistemological context The emerging paradigm of cognitive semiotics in the mid-1990s signaled the recognition that the theoretical models that had been developed during the 20th century in […]
Contribution to the ethno-semiotics of the circus. Click here to go to the companion website.
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