Semiotics Theory (Media)

10 thoughts on “Semiotics Theory (Media)”

1. Well made, thanks.

2. The only problem with your videos is that you pronounce everything wrong.
   It's SIN-TACK-TICK. Syntactic. What you say along the first minute is painful. Nice video though. Kinda boring.

3. Very good, thank you! helped me a lot!

4. Still cant understand it. Ugh! Im going to die!

5. Interesting but a few points – Saussure died in 1913 so the quoted date of 1983 is invalid. Also Mise-en-Scene is pronounced 'mees an sen'

6. For those interested in Semiotics and Semiology, there is a proposal for a new Q&A site on these subjects on Stack Exchange:
   http://area51.stackexchange.com/proposals/87414/semiotics-and-semiology?referrer=A03-LyMzuOuEiz8rTI02gg2

7. S • 27
   vineet kaushik
   Do you take your Photographs seriously?
   Have you ever researched images?
   Are you serious about the branding of images?
   Here I am discussing an audacious tool in the post below which will just change the way you see an image.
   A must for those, looking towards branding or eventually maximum no. of likes 🙂
   http://www.professorfashion.com/research-tool-semiotic.html

8. Thanks for the video. I've just started looking into it and this has explained quite a lot.

9. "The Girl With the Pearl Earing" movie with Scar Jo is a perfect example of "Cinderella Myth"!
   I just realized Karate Kid, Bad News Bears, Dodge Ball, Cool Runnings, Major League and a bunch more that I can't think of the names atm are all "David & Goliath" myths. There's even a bunch of "Joseph Myths" movies too. Where an underestimated outcast is sent to an unfamiliar location and succeeds and then basks in the glory when he returns home as a hero. "Abraham myth" as well. Where a man with an unrelenting internal drive to go on a high minded mission to manifest a divine calling and overcomes hardships to accomplish his mission.

10. Yo techies

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