Semiology On Reading and Interpretation Flashcards

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Author

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communicative strategy, appealing to the reader and defining his reading

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reader

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receiving the strategy, inscribed in the text, as a system of the rules for decoding (reading instructions)

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work of art

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a set of mechanisms for producing a model reader

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the limits of interpretation

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intentio auctoris….intentio lectoris…intentio operis…three circles, where they intersect is the meaning

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Indicators of a good interpretation

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respect for the text, coherence: each sign within the text must create a coherent whole with other signs forming the system

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Model reader

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the assumed recipient of the text, posseses the knowledge of the possibilities of interpretation, possession of the knowledge of the historical context of the work of art

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Roland Barthes Semiotic mythology socially involved

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interested in disclosing ideological manipulation in mass culture, propaganda, wrote about all text of culture, films, press, toys food

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Roland Barthes Semiotic mythology

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aimed at describing new mythologies

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Roland Barthes Semiotic mythology

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Myth= secondary semiological system

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Roland Barthes Myths as a second order signs

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sign= signifier + signified…Meaning= form + idea

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Roland Barthes Second order = higher level of semiosis

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through connotations, (the idea of something) a sign from the first level becomes a signifier for the second level, referring to and transmitting novel ideas

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Roland Barthes New Myths are parasitical

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they thrive on already existing language, appropriating its sign to propagate new meanings , especially dangerous because seemingly natural and usually not detected by the recepient

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Roland Barthes Poetic Sign

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is able to withstand and unmask the processes of the appropriation of

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Roland Barthes Poetic Sign

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aims at getting to the natural sense, to the things themselves, untouched by humans

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Roland Barthes towards the text

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the pleasure of reading Barthes 73

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Roland Barthes towards the text

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the death of the author Barthes 68

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Roland Barthes towards the text

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the text speaks for itself

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Roland Barthes towards the text

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the reader is co-creator of the text, new interpretation rather than seeking one true meaning, one needs to read the text closely an derive pleasure for the multiple possible meanings

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Roland Barthes towards the text

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a triumphant plural of meanings the celebration of polisemy (words with multiple meanings), the interweaving of textual codes creates the fabric of the text

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The Five codes

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the five codes

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Hermeneutic code

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problematic, inexplicable moments in the text..how many times we say What?
Posing a riddle to the reader

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the Proairetic code

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action provoking another action

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the semantic code

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the presence of antitheses and paradoxes,

Refers to basic questions…life vs. death, good vs. Evil, Male vs.Female

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The cultural code

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Moments in the text referring to common knowledge