Visual Semiotics

27 thoughts on “Visual Semiotics”

1. Excellent visual Semiotics video using relatively easy to understand language.

2. it'd be better in english… or with subs all the way through

3. great!

4. Good video 🙂 . I was wondering what program did you guys use to make this presentation?

5. Thanks, it was made using Sony Vegas 10.

6. It IS in english, or was the accent making it hard to understand?

7. Thanks, finding suitable, learning music is hard for me. I guess it sounds more like an ad from the tv than a docu.

8. Nice example of what a winner's symbol is and what is "not".. haha LOL

9. what references did you use in this study of semiotic??

10. Nicely done whoever made this.

11. The example in the "oppositions" part was incredibly biased. 😉

12. BUY-CONSUME-OBEY.

13. They give you this for free brother, is up to you to watch it or not

14. Communication,new media and everyday life is a good book. There's a chapter with around 10 pages with good info

15. The video states that there are 3 types of meaning structures, paradigmic and sytagmic…. what is the third?

16. Hahahaha 5:17 a winner is the archer, he will use that long bow and kick the eagle's arse! pfft 

17. she is speaking from her ass hole or farting from her mouth

18. Saussure distinguished between motivated and arbitrary signs, where arbitrary signs lacks a connection between the signifiant and the signifié, and the motivated sign, contrary to what is claimed at 6:00, actually do transfer part of the expression to the substance. An example of this would be a picture or icon of a table, we recognise it as a table because there is recemblance to an actual table and there fore, the sign is motivated. The blue eagle is not an arbitrary sign thoug, since it actually depicts an actual thing. The connection to the school could be seen as arbitrary, but it is rather symbolic due to the meaning being dependent on a convention of associating the bird with the school.

19. Gracias por el vídeo me ha salvado la clase 

20. Embarrasing video – It is Peirce, not Pierce – cannot show something like this to my students

21. signifier is Indian Accent .Signified is people might have to watch this a few times, some will never understand; some might..lol

22. 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

23. This video is quite well done,  most informative and accurate.  However,Linguist and Mathematician  Charles  Peirce spelled his name P-E-I-R-C-E, "EI",, NOT "IE", hence it is pronounced like " purse".

24. THE SHAAAAAADEEEEE tho. Watching this for my thesis ?

25. Hard enough to understand semiotics, but with the soundtrack? C'mon!

26. "The structure of meaning relationships have 3 types….paradigmic…lastly syntagmic..". That would be 2 types. Wtf?!

27. This is how to do it; https://youtu.be/qYu0LZfIS1M

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