Metaphor and Metonymy in the Language of Film
Interplay in Cinema’s Symbolic Process
Metaphor and Metonymy in the Language of Film
Interplay in Cinema’s Symbolic Process
Interdisciplinary Journal for Germanic Linguistics and Semiotic Analysis. University of California, Berkeley. 22/1 (Spring 2017): 29-68.
Navigare necesse est,
vivire non necesse.
Notoriously protean, the term intersemiosis can be used to describe a wide variety of phenomena. Stretching it to its widest horizons, the notion suggests the interplay of all signifying processes, a tautology for semiosis. And yet, at the heart of contemporary semiotic research lies the critical distinction between different kinds of semiosis, which the age of ‘screens’ brings to the fore — along with the usefulness of a notion kindred to our times.
Theme photograph by Joseph Kugielsky
Text for catalog of Pedro Roth’s new show: Point of Contact Gallery, Syracuse, New York. August 29 – October 7. http://puntopoint.org/exhibitions/September 2017.
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(Journal published by University of de Guadalajara, Mexico, in collaboration with the Guadalajara International Film Festival, the most prestigious film festival in Latin America)