RVA L-1 Flashcards

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Leading comm. arts professor

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Artur Asa Berger

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2
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Main figures in semiotics

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Ferdinand de Saussure & Charles Sanders Peirce

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3
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Sound-image; signs physical form

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signifier

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Concept ; the meaning or idea expressed by a sign

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signified

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5
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Describes the literal meaning of the signifier

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Denotation

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6
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Describe the secondary meaning of the signifier

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Connotation

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7
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According to Him signs can be studied two ways?

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Ferdinand de Saussure
1. synchronically
2. diachronically

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8
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sign is studied at a given point in time

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synchronically

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8
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sign is studied as they develop or evolve over time

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diachronically

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9
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a sequence of signs that together create meaning

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syntagmatic

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10
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relationship involves signs that can replace each other, usually changing the meaning with the substitution.

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paradigmatic

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Peirce’s approach to signs

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is something which stands to somebody for something in some respect on capacity

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12
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Peice’s typology

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icons, symbols, index

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13
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Which signify by resemblance

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icons

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14
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signified by convention and have to be learned

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symbols

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15
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The effect caused by something

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index

16
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Design creates culture. Culture shapes values. Values determine the future

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Robert L. Peters

17
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MDA stands for

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Multimodal discourse analysis

18
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An emerging paradigm in discourse studies that extends the study of language per se to the study of language in combination with other resources, such as images, scientific symbolism, gesture, action, music and and sound.

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Multimodal discourse analysis

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Refers to a field of application rather than a theory.

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multimodality

20
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a theory that can be applied to look at how people perceive different modes or to understand the impact of one mode over another on memory

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psychological theory

21
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These theories could be applied to examine how communities use multimodal conventions to mark and maintain identities

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Sociological &anthropological theories and interests

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23
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Is the application of multiple literacies within one medium.

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multimodality

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Semiotic modes can include

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visual, verbal, written, gestural, and musical resources for communication

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is used to describe the resources

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Semiotic resource

26
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modes

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language, image, music, gesture and architecture

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sensory modalities

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visual, auditory, tactile, olfactory, gustatory, kinesthetic

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Multimodal texts, discourses, and events, collectively called?

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multimodal phenomena

29
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from a scale which runs from the simplest line drawing to the sharpest and most finely grained photograph

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degrees of the articulation of detail

30
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range from zero articulation, as when something is shown against a white or black ____

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articulation of the background

31
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8 degreesegrees

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degrees of colour saturation
of colour modulation
of colour differentiation
of depth articulation
of the articulation of light
of the articulation of tone
of the articulation of detail
of the articulation of background