Faculty Course: Semiotics as Theory and Method 7.5 credits
About the course
The course introduces semiotics as an interdisciplinary approach, focusing on the concepts of sign, meaning, communication, culture, cognition, etc. The course discusses various theories and research areas within semiotics, e.g., cultural semiotics, cognitive semiotics, visual and social semiotics. Basing on these theories, the student writes a semiotic analysis of a certain phenomenon and presents it in a written and oral form.
The course consists of two parts:
Semiotics I (discussion), 5 credits
Semiotics II (oral presentation and final assignment), 2,5 credits
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