Semiotic Analysis | Ferdinand de Saussure & Charles Sanders Pierce Theories Explained for Beginners

[@star7265]

Omg please don't ever delete this video! It's amazing!

[@itscheyennecassidy]

hahaha wasn’t planning on it!

[@skowno]

Crystal clear and engaging. Thank you👍

[@clawhiskaz4554]

Thank you so much! Writing an assignment on Saussure and Pierce and was really struggling to find resources to help me actually understand Pierce's theory.

[@schalkewwefan04]

I would add 2 things to this video: firstly: both sides of Saussures sign (signifier/signified) are mental concepts. They do not represent anything in the real world or a real object. Even though one might think the signifier could be the phonetic image and so it would something which is uttered in real life but it isn't. The signifier represents a mental image of the phonetic realisation that we have in our heads before we utter it. Saussure explains that with the fact the we can also read in our mind without actually saying the words that we read. Secondly: the relationship between signified and signifier is arbitrary for Saussure but at the same time these 2 sides of the sign cannot be torn apart otherwise each individual side would be a chaotic "mass". If the two signs would not be connected through langue we could not tell 2 concepts/signified apart from each other since we do not have the fitting signiefier. The same goes for if we have 2 signifier/ phonetic images, if we do not have the fitting concept/ signified for the two we cannot tell them apart from eacht other. I think these two were missing but still great video to get introduced into this topic! I hope it was understable what I wrote since English is not my mother tongue and I also learned about Saussures theory in a different language.

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[@MsLaBajo]

So helpful for my Linguistic Anthro class online.

[@jkameroncarter1254]

Fantastic video.

[@cinemaghost3149]

This was amazing! Thanks so much

[@pseudo.wolfie]

That was awesome, thanks.

[@rowie6666]

You explained this so well!!!

[@hippo1701]

Can you give the "tree" example, but through Pierce's interpretant, representamen, and object?

[@yasisoufi]

Guuurrrl you NAILED it hammer mallet bang bang👏🏼👏🏼👍🏼👍🏼 I am in awe ! Kudos and keep up. I can only add zeitgeist as a term for generational meaning changes. Beautifully explained. Representation sublime! 😇

[@rmular]

Girl I’m doing my essay and you made this so much easier for me 🥺

[@nonpareilsims]

Again, incredibly useful and helpful!

[@jesscawang7306]

Thank you so much my paper is literally due in 12 hours and this is so helpful!

[@rommemory282]

how'd you do on it?

[@MergeMultiMedia]

Well done!

[@Z0mM3l]

Very helpful, thank you.

[@emmajane5228]

Thank you so much!!!

[@anikajalali__]

Thank you for making this vid it was very helpful ❤❤

[@vvviolet2169]

Thank you so much for explaining so clearly! but I have a little question, is the skull an icon or an index? Because the picture looks like the real skull and I thinj just like the sign at the bathroom, when we see the sign of skull, we know it's very dangerous here🤔

[@harrisonsjackson]

Small point, but it's C.S. Peirce (prounounced "purse"), not "Pierce." Otherwise a great summary!

[@mikachili]

Studying semiotics in uni :D very useful video! Thank you

[@beataklos3089]

Love the video! It is Peirce not Pierce right? Thanks!

[@fringefringe7282]

This is great!

[@virasolelhs2794]

Useful, thank you!

[@dee_selmore1]

Thank you

[@dipschannel7867]

Good to hear but thou art could give references of Jackson’s too

[@villarojonuwel]

Can you also do a video about the propaganda model by Herman and Chomsky? Thanks!

[@itscheyennecassidy]

this is definitely on my list!

[@empatheticrambo4890]

All these big words that I don't know are pretty exciting - I don't know anything about communication as a degree, but I do really enjoy learning about different disciplines and social sciences (is communication a social science? lol)

[@itscheyennecassidy]

yes its a social science!

[@Jay13273]

You are so cute, educated and smart. The guy who marries you will be a lucky man. I love how you use your hands while explaining in this video. I was not born in Canada, I have lived in Canada for 9 years and grew up in Hamilton, Ontario. I am south asian.

[@deanbryant572]

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