Development and Semiotics
The Practice of Software Development and the Organisational Semiotics Approach: A Case Study in Business Organizations
... software development itself: understanding the organization, its processes and businesses as a ...software development methods, not much has been proposed regarding the domain analysis, which could impact ...
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Semiotics in Academic Training of Culturologists
... of semiotics’ prominent ...Russian semiotics’ development but in Western science as ...Moscow-Tartu Semiotics school was founded and began to advance ...in semiotics emerged and ...
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Inventorizing, situating, transforming: Social semiotics and data visualization
... epistemological implications of its design (see Halpern, 2015). For example, recently Gray et al. (2016) explored some of the ways in which data visualization’s ‘ways of seeing’ and ‘ways of knowing’ can be understood in ...
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Semiotics Today: An Introduction
... The development of Peircean semiotics is quite different. It is true that Bertrand Russell considered Peirce as the greatest American philosopher, and Karl Popper called him one of the greatest philosophers ...
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The Role of Semiotics and Pictorial Metaphor in Web Interface Design
... association of a meaning to an unfamiliar object rather than only a familiar one. This extra ability of metaphor adds an extra layer to Peirce’s sign-object meaning model. Extending from the world “tree” metaphor, when ...
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Historical Museums in Israel: Semiotics of Culture
... the development of historical museums whose discourse would reflect the most significant events in Jewish history, most especially the Holocaust and the state of constant warfare that continues to imbue the ...
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Cultures of Invisibility: The Semiotics of the Veil in Early Christianity
... T he he present paper is meant to represent a step ahead in the development of a long and complex research project tentatively named “cultures of in- visibility”. One of the main hypotheses underlying it is that ...
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Some Considerations Regarding the Usefulness of Applying Semiotics in Web Ontologies
... identified by Gazendam (2004). The approach refers to a triad-system formed from 1) the cognitive architecture of the human actor, 2) the signs “hidden” in its mind, that cannot be “exported” to the semiot ic environment ...
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SEMIOTICS IN DESTINATION BRANDING BY SELECTED INDIAN STATES: AN OVERVIEW
... The development of logos, associated slogans/taglines, use of colour and websites, though significant, are only a part of the comprehensive process of destination ...of semiotics such as these helps to ...
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Pedagogy and the ‘linguistic turn’: developing understanding through semiotics
... understandings can sometimes be challenged or resisted. Interestingly, Giddens suggests that the more fundamental the activity, the harder it is to rationally account for it. So, the fact that meaning making is so ...
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Semiotics for Interpreting Quilt’s Cultural Values from the U.S. and Indonesia
... of semiotics, Curtin (2017) and other semioticians relate semiotics to the idea of structuralism, which studies deeply on how phenomena is told in particular social ...of semiotics, Ferdinand de ...
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Influence of Peirce’s Semiotics on the Signification of Literary Discourse
... Abstract Semiotics principally investigates and explores the production and function of signs and sign systems as well as the methods of their ...the development of a clear methodological principle for the ...
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Insights regarding the applicability of semiotics to CSR communication research
... Nevertheless in order to achieve a logical and comprehensive taxonomy of discourses that would reveal the underlying value of corporations and thus allow for the construction of reality, we argue that a real act of ...
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Positive Semiotics
... 5 area, whose work is still widely used and discussed (Hervey, 2016). Peirce’s (1998) theory of semiotics constitutes a theory of meaning, featuring three inter-related parts: a sign, an object, and an ...
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Between index and icon: Towards the semiotics of the cast shadow
... The reasons for this intuitive assessment must lie in the indexical nature of a person’s shadow captured by a silhouette portrait, which is subsequently perceived as retaining the origin[r] ...
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The Semiotics of Wine Labeling: a Study of Millennial Perception
... After the lexical themes became identified through the first stage of the study, the participants were then asked to specify why they made their categorical choices. In the initial selection of wine bottles for the ...
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Synthetic Semiotics: on modelling and simulating the emergence of sign processes
... defined semiotics as a kind of logic: a science of the essential and fundamental nature of all possible varieties of meaning processes ...of semiotics as the ‘formal science of signs’, and the pragmatic ...
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Investigation of Semiotics in Public Service Anouncement of Radio Health Channel
... of semiotics of language when a child invites other children to hear the radio health, linguistic and paralinguistic Layers (intonation and sound of child) creates further expectation in us to hear a station logo ...
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Semiotics Analysis of a Principal Character in Balem Hiwot Ande Ken
... Abstract: Analyzing a work of literature needs a sharp insight to understand beyond the written word. Meaning is more subjective than universal. Thereby, to extract meaning from creative work which can help to rewrite ...
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Semiotics Explorations on Designing the Information Intensive Web Interfaces
... In this section, web signs and referenced ontologies are described based on the Speroni’s Web-Semiotics Interface Design Evaluation (W-SIDE) model [13]. Even if the purpose of the sign is clear to the user, s/he ...
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