Abstract Systemic semiotics applies the theory of autonomous systems to the study of communication and meaning. Autonomous systems, such as living organisms, have the capacity to maintain homeostasis—a state of internal functional equilibrium in respect […]
By Daria Arkhipova. Abstract: In modern society, digital environments have a profound influence on users’ practices and have becomedeeply ingrained in daily life. Digitally mediated communication has become increasingly prevalent,particularly on Social Media platforms where […]
Webinar by Jean-Guy Meunier Can semiotics become computational? Under what conditions can semiotics enter the digital age? Can there exist a computational semiotics? Should it be building a “semiotic theory” of computers and computing […]
By Adolfo M. García Cognitive Neuroscience Center, Universidad de San Andrés, ArgentinaNational Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET), ArgentinaGlobal Brain Health Institute, University of California, San Francisco, USADepartamento de Lingüística y Literatura, Facultad de Humanidades, […]
Highlight of the Thessaloniki IASS Congress: “Principles of Social Semiotics” by Theo van Leeuwen Please click on link to access the video: https://spaces.hightail.com/receive/mY45HpM7PN/dXMtYTc1MWIwNDQtNjQ4Ni00MjhkLWE1YjItODcyNmJjMzBiNzdh
Gesture and the use of language in the public sphere comprise the theme of this presentation, which looks at culturally specific gestures such as the namaste. It presents an original theory and typology of the […]
SPEAKER: Alan Crawley Abstract: Is there any connection between cognitive states and facial displays? There have been several independent studies that suggest it is the case. The connection may be voluntary or involuntary, communicative or […]
SPEAKER: Gabriele Aroni Abstract:This talk will investigate how architecture influences and constructs narration in digital games –architecture meaning here the virtual buildings, cities, and interiors present within videogames. What are the architectural elements and techniques […]
The words ‘populism’ and ‘populist’ have been extensively used over the last years to refer to disparate contemporary political phenomena around the globe, ranging from the left to the right extremes of the political spectrum. […]
SPEAKERS: Ken Foote, University of Connecticut, USA Anett Árvay, University of Szeged, Hungary Sites of memory are often powerful symbols. Varying greatly in form, scale, and meaning, they range from massive memorials honoring key events […]
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