2022•Revista Tecnológica Ciencia y Educación Edwards DemingOpen access

Semiotica tricerebral

Washington David Ramos Reyes

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Semiotics is the study of the signs, codes and icons represented in a society governed or marked by a certain culture. There are several authors who have developed an analysis of semiotics; Saussure determined it in two fundamental pillars as the signifier and the signified. The first is defined as the material aspect of the sign, which is the object that is present in society, and the second is the concept, emotion or behavior directly linked to the sign.

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Semiotics is the study of the signs, codes and icons represented in a society governed or marked by a certain culture. There are several authors who have developed an analysis of semiotics; Saussure determined it in two fundamental pillars as the signifier and the signified. The first is defined as the material aspect of the sign, which is the object that is present in society, and the second is the concept, emotion or behavior directly linked to the sign.

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Semiotics is the study of the signs, codes and icons represented in a society governed or marked by a certain culture. There are several authors who have developed an analysis of semiotics; Saussure determined it in two fundamental pillars as the signifier and the signified. The first is defined as the material aspect of the sign, which is the object that is present in society, and the second is the concept, emotion or behavior directly linked to the sign.

Key concepts: Semiotics, Sign (mathematics), Object (grammar), Epistemology, Visual semiotics, Social semiotics, Philosophy, Sociology

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