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Semiology
Semiology refers to the study of signs and symbols and their interpretation, especially as it relates to language, communication, and social systems. It explores how signs and symbols convey meaning and how these meanings are interpreted by individuals and communities.
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Semiology plays a crucial role in understanding the underlying meanings and cultural significance of various visual and verbal signs used in advertising.
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The professor explained the different branches of semiology, including the study of linguistic signs, visual signs, and gestures.
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The book provides a comprehensive introduction to the principles of semiology and its application in different fields such as literature, film, and sociology.
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In the realm of fashion, the use of certain colors and patterns can be analyzed through semiology to understand their cultural connotations and symbolism.
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Understanding the underlying semiology of political propaganda helps discern the manipulative techniques used to influence public opinion.
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