Omnibus 2.1 The Truth About What Semiotics Is (…and is not)

SEASON TWO: OMNIBUS ONE

2.1 The Truth About What Semiotics Is …(and is not).
In this omnibus video, we collect the first five season two videos videos around the theme of dispelling the misunderstandings of what semiotics is.

Which means that you will have a clearer understanding of what semiotics is and is not. The omnibus also features a special semiotic book review.

So watch the omnibus video in full or jump to the parts that really interest you…

00:09 Welcome to Omnibus Video 2.1 The Truth About What Semiotics Is …(and is not).
01:10 Omnibus Video 1:
2.1 Why Semiotic Signs Are Not Signage - But Signage Uses Semiotics!
11:01 Omnibus Video 2:
2.2 Ideation vs Autopsy: How Applied Semiotics Can Proactively Enhance Visual Communicating
20:36 Omnibus Video 3:
2.3 Creativity Was Never The Same After Applying Semiosis Everyday!
29:51 Omnibus Video 4:
2.4 Why Semiotic Books Don’t Tell You How To: A Designer-centric Semiotic Book Review
39:10 Omnibus Video 5:
2.5 Forget What You Think You Know, To Semiotically Improve How You Visually Communicate
48:10 Semiosis 101 Information
49:54 Next Week's Video Preview

Theme tune:
 
Referenced links
Dr de Tienne's Researchgate forum comments

Prof Roman Esqueda's Semiofest voxpop (11.19 mins in)

Scouse-Scot Links:
Instagram: @Semiosis101
Twitter: @Semiosis101
 
The Five Books Under Review

Book 1:
This Means This, This Means That
Sean Hall

Book 2:
Visible Signs: An Introduction to Semiotics in the Visual Arts
David Crow

Book 3:
Semiotics: The Basics
Daniel Chandler

Book 4:
Peirce: A Guide for the Perplexed
Cornelis de Waal

Book 5:
Introduction to Peircean Visual Semiotics
Tony Jappy

Bonus book
Communication Design: Principles, Methods, and Practice
Jorge Frascara

Key Reading List:
The Essential Peirce, Volume 1
Nathan Houser and Christian J.W. Kloesel

The Essential Peirce, Volume 2
The Peirce Edition Project

Peirce on Signs: Writings on Semiotic by Charles Sanders Peirce
James Hoopes

Semiosis: Semiotics and the History of Culture
Morris Halle, Ladislav Matejka, Boris Uspenskij and Krystyna Pomorska

Semiotics and Philosophy in Charles Sanders Peirce
Rossella Fabbrichesi and Susanna Marietti

Charles S. Peirce’s Philosophy of Signs
Gérard Deledalle

Peirce
Albert Atkin

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