Semiotics is defined as the science of signs or the theory of signs, a general science of science, and is a subset of structural linguistics founded by de Saussure around the turn of the century, viewing the human domain as the domain of symbols and signs and trying to read these signs and look for their internal coherence

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semiotics... can be defined as the as the science of signs or the theory of science the general science of science... it's a subset of structural linguistics which was founded and organized by diesel around the turn of the century and semiotics views the human domain as the domain of symbols as the domain of signs

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Barthes, Semiotics and the Revolt Against StructuralismMichael Sugrue
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