Introducing Semiotics (Beginners)

by Paul Cobley

Series: Introducing . . ., Icon / Totem Books Introducing... / ... for Beginners

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wlchui | Aug 2, 2009 |

An excellent intro to semiotic theory. I keep coming back to it whenever I get confused about signifiers and signifieds...... as always, the bibliography is a great resource (

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