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    The document discusses key concepts in semiotics. [1] Semiotics is the study of signs, symbols, and signification, and how meaning is created through signs rather than what the actual meaning is. [2] It then defines signs and symbols. [3] The document discusses three famous theorists in semiotics: Ferdinand de Saussure, Charles Pierce, and Roland Barthes, and provides brief biographies and explanations of their main contributions to the field.

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    SEMIOTICS

    Group 8
    1. Desiyana (2020205064)
    2. Alifah Hairani (2020205065)
    3. Hadana Sabila (2020205066)
    SEMIOTICS
    Semiotics, or semiology, is the study of
    signs, symbols, and signification. It is the
    study of how meaning is created, not
    what it is. Below are some brief
    definitions of semiotic terms, beginning
    with the smallest unit of meaning and
    proceeding towards the larger and more
    complex.
    SIGN AND SYMBOLS
     Sign is a symbol which is understood to refer to something other than itself.

     Symbols is an object that represents, stands for or suggest an idea or visual images.
    FAMOUS THEORISTS

    01 02 03

    ROLAND
    FERDINAND DE CHARLES
    BARTHES
    SAUSSARE PIERCE
    Ferdinand de Saussure

    Ferdinand de Saussure (born in


    Geneva, November 26, 1857 – to a
    French Protestant (Huguenot)
    family who emigrated from
    Lorraine during the religious wars
    in the late 16th century, he is a
    Swedish linguist who is considered
    one of the Fathers of Modern
    Linguistics and semiotics. .
    FERDINAND DE SAUSSARE
    He was a Swiss linguistic who created the term
    "semiotics". He distinguished between signifier and
    signified.

    Signifier:

    The image or sound that gives a meaning. E.g. Blue


    colour

    Signified:

    The concept or meaning that the sign refers to.

    e.g blue colour is often


    Signifier and signified in camera movement

    Signifier Signified

    Pan down Power/authority

    Pan up Small/weak

    Dolly in Focus

    Fade out/in Start or end

    Cut Excitement

    Wide Conclusion
    CHARLES PIERCE

    He was born on 10 September 1839.


    He followed a career in math,philosophy
    and was a logician.
    Pierce argument:
    ● Every thought is a sign and every act
    or reasoning of the interpretation of
    signs.
    ● Signs function as mediators between
    the external world of objects and the
    internal world or ideas.
    PEIRCE Semiotics is famous for the concept:
    TRIADIC/TRICOTOMY
    OBJECT TRICTHOMY (The division of signs based on the object's relationship to
    reality/representation)

    ICONS INDEX
    A sign that has a similar A sign that has a causal relationship with
    appearance to its its reference.
    reference. For example: For example, footprints on the ground
    photos or paintings are a sign that someone is passing. The
    presence of smoke is a sign that there is
    a fire in the place.

    SYMBOLS
    Signs that the relationship between objects and their representations are
    conventional or social agreements.
    For example, some traffic signs such as the letter "P" with a blue
    background are agreed upon as a sign that the place is allowed to park.
    Roland Barthes

    He was a french literary theorist, critic, and like


    saussure was also intrested in semiotics. His
    semiotic theory focuses on how signs and
    photogrphs represent different cultures and
    ideologies in different ways.
    There is two ways through of Roland statement:

    DENOTATION CONNOTATION
    the literal meaning of the sign. The suggested meaning of the sign and
    the curtural conventions associated with
    the sign.
    an example from Roland Barthes' explanation:
    Green Table

    in the dictionary it but in Indonesia a


    means the table is green green table can mean
    trial
    the table is green, this is trial, this includes connotations or
    included in the actual dual meanings connected with culture
    descriptive and literal such as beliefs, attitudes and
    denotation or meaning. ideologies.
    Benefits of semiotics:

    to learn how humanity makes sense of study people's perception of


    things. such as: The sign of love in a signs.
    letter is interpreted as a love letter.

    to minimize the occurrence of


    as the main bridge of misunderstandings and find out
    personal words. how these signs can avoid
    misunderstandings.
    THANK YOU

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