An infographic poster designed as a part of the semiotics course at NID. The poster folds into a zine on the obverse side.

This is an infographic that displays the basic principles behind the theory of semiotics, which is the study of signs and how their meanings are changed over time by society. When turned upside-down, it displays some well-known symbols in modern society a…

Saussure believed there was no necessary inheritance within the relationship between the signifier being the word or symbol and the signified which is the perceived expression. His ideologies conc…

Everyone is a semiotician, because everyone is constantly unconsciously interpreting the meaning of signs around them from traffic lights to colours of flags, the shapes of cars, the architecture o…

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Ferdinand de Saussure laid the foundation for many significant developments both in linguistics and semiotics in the 20th century

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The relationship between signifier and signified as the signs mentioned by Ferdinand de Saussure in his theory of signs (semiology) can be connected to the signs mentioned by C.S.Peirce (icon, index, symbol). Then the relation between signs from these two experts can be seen as it is explained by Atmazaki (1990:77) in three forms, as follows: 1. Signifier is a description of the direct meaning from signified (icon), such like photo. 2. Signifier is the result (causal relation) from the…