by Rachel Lawes | Jul 18, 2018 | Semiotics
Photo by Chris Benson on Unsplash Automating semiotics is all the rage – but semiotic analysis requires much more than mechanically sorting images and assigning abstract meanings to them or their component parts. Relying on automation risks getting analysis...
by Rachel Lawes | Apr 18, 2018 | Semiotics
Because semiotics is at least as much about language as it is about visual images, I’m surrounded by active, functioning semiotic signs all day, all the time. After 20 years of paying attention to them, unusual signs or unusual uses of signs stand out to me as...
