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Semioticians - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Theory
        
        His theory includes two psychic terms associated and united in our brain.
        They are: signified and signifier
        
        Signified: Concept signifier: picture or sound
        
        Example
        
        Heart=Signified :<3:=Signifier
- - - - Written or graphic signs can contain meaning but only through a spoken sign, which means that graphic signifiers are signifiers of a phonetic, or spoken, signifier.
        
        speech is natural primordial and writing is unnatural and derivative
        
        Example: :open_mouth:
        "Rabbit"
        :pencil2:
        Rabbit
        
        another example , if a Salvadorean say "zanahoria" and a British say "carrot" is the same meaning.
- - - - He developed a theory about signs, which he called semiotic.
        
        all his theory is based on systems and categories composed of three elements.
        
        representamen - must be recognized as -object- through -interpretant
        .
        
        Example representamen: Flower object: :sunflower: ïnterpretant ::white_flower:
- - - - It establishes that semiology has as its object the study of all sign systems. Concluding that language is nothing more than a subset of signs.
- - - - Émile Benveniste observed that "language is the system of interpretation of all other systems, linguistic and non-linguistic. other systems, linguistic and non-linguistic