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Crow, David 1962- VerfasserIn (DE-588)130026972 (DE-627)488057019 (DE-576)264418476 aut, Visible signs an introduction to semiotics in the visual arts by David Crow, Third edition, London New Delhi New York Sydney Bloomsbury [2016], 192 Seiten Illustrationen, Text txt rdacontent, ohne Hilfsmittel zu benutzen n rdamedia, Band nc rdacarrier, Required reading range, includes bibliographical references (page 188) and index, Machine generated contents note:Foreword -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Components. What is Theory?; Agreement; Portfolio. -- Chapter 2: How Meaning is Formed. Categories of Sign; Value; Portfolio. -- Chapter 3: Reading the Sign: The Reader; Convention and Motivation; Portfolio. -- Chapter 4: Text and Image: Digital and Analogue Codes; Advertising Writing; Portfolio. -- Chapter 5: Official Language: Habitus; The Production of Legitimate Language; The Competition for Cultural Legitimacy; Portfolio. -- Chapter 6: Unofficial Language: Unofficial Codes; The Graffiti Writer; Unofficial Language and the Visual Arts; Portfolio. -- Chapter 7: Symbolic Creativity: Hyperinstitutionalisation; Portfolio. -- Chapter 8: Junk and Culture: Dirt and Taboo; Rubbish Theory; Rubbish as a Resource; Portfolio. -- Chapter 9: Open Work: The Open Work; Portfolio. -- Self-directed Study: Exercises -- References. -- Bibliography -- Index -- Acknowledgements and picture credits., "Basic semiotic theories are taught in most art schools as part of a contextual studies program, but many students find it difficult to understand how these ideas might impact on their own practice. Visible Signs tackles this problem by introducing key theories and concepts, such as signs and signifiers, and language and speech, within the framework of visual communication. Each chapter provides an overview of a particular facet of semiotic theory, with inspiring examples from graphic design, typography, illustration, advertising and art to illustrate the ideas discussed in the text. Creative exercises at the end of the book will help exemplify these ideas through practical application. The third edition of Visible Signs features new material from international designers and new creative exercises to accompany each chapter. This new edition also features a new design and layout"--, "Basic semiotic theories are taught in most art schools as part of a contextual studies program, but many students find it difficult to understand how these ideas might impact on their own practice. Visible Signs tackles this problem by introducing key theories and concepts, such as signs and signifiers, and language and speech, within the framework of visual communication. Each chapter provides an overview of a particular facet of semiotic theory, with inspiring examples from graphic design, typography, illustration, advertising and art to illustrate the ideas discussed in the text. Creative exercises at the end of the book will help exemplify these ideas through practical application. The third edition of Visible Signs features new material from international designers and new creative exercises to accompany each chapter. This new edition also features a new design and layout. "--, Machine generated contents note: -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Components. What is Theory?; Agreement; Portfolio. -- Chapter 2: How Meaning is Formed. Categories of Sign; Value; Portfolio. -- Chapter 3: Reading the Sign: The Reader; Convention and Motivation; Portfolio. -- Chapter 4: Text and Image: Digital and Analogue Codes; Advertising Writing; Portfolio. -- Chapter 5: Official Language: Habitus; The Production of Legitimate Language; The Competition for Cultural Legitimacy; Portfolio. -- Chapter 6: Unofficial Language: Unofficial Codes; The Graffiti Writer; Unofficial Language and the Visual Arts; Portfolio. -- Chapter 7: Symbolic Creativity: Hyperinstitutionalisation; Portfolio. -- Chapter 8: Junk and Culture: Dirt and Taboo; Rubbish Theory; Rubbish as a Resource; Portfolio. -- Chapter 9: Open Work: The Open Work; Portfolio. -- Self-directed Study: Exercises -- References. -- Bibliography -- Index -- Acknowledgements and picture credits, Semiotics, Semiotics and art, Visual communication, 9781474232449, (DE-627)819877549, FID-MEDIEN-DE-15, DE-Ch1 epn:3240401355 2016-11-28T12:57:02Z |
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Crow, David, Visible signs: an introduction to semiotics in the visual arts, Machine generated contents note:Foreword -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Components. What is Theory?; Agreement; Portfolio. -- Chapter 2: How Meaning is Formed. Categories of Sign; Value; Portfolio. -- Chapter 3: Reading the Sign: The Reader; Convention and Motivation; Portfolio. -- Chapter 4: Text and Image: Digital and Analogue Codes; Advertising Writing; Portfolio. -- Chapter 5: Official Language: Habitus; The Production of Legitimate Language; The Competition for Cultural Legitimacy; Portfolio. -- Chapter 6: Unofficial Language: Unofficial Codes; The Graffiti Writer; Unofficial Language and the Visual Arts; Portfolio. -- Chapter 7: Symbolic Creativity: Hyperinstitutionalisation; Portfolio. -- Chapter 8: Junk and Culture: Dirt and Taboo; Rubbish Theory; Rubbish as a Resource; Portfolio. -- Chapter 9: Open Work: The Open Work; Portfolio. -- Self-directed Study: Exercises -- References. -- Bibliography -- Index -- Acknowledgements and picture credits., "Basic semiotic theories are taught in most art schools as part of a contextual studies program, but many students find it difficult to understand how these ideas might impact on their own practice. Visible Signs tackles this problem by introducing key theories and concepts, such as signs and signifiers, and language and speech, within the framework of visual communication. Each chapter provides an overview of a particular facet of semiotic theory, with inspiring examples from graphic design, typography, illustration, advertising and art to illustrate the ideas discussed in the text. Creative exercises at the end of the book will help exemplify these ideas through practical application. The third edition of Visible Signs features new material from international designers and new creative exercises to accompany each chapter. This new edition also features a new design and layout"--, "Basic semiotic theories are taught in most art schools as part of a contextual studies program, but many students find it difficult to understand how these ideas might impact on their own practice. Visible Signs tackles this problem by introducing key theories and concepts, such as signs and signifiers, and language and speech, within the framework of visual communication. Each chapter provides an overview of a particular facet of semiotic theory, with inspiring examples from graphic design, typography, illustration, advertising and art to illustrate the ideas discussed in the text. Creative exercises at the end of the book will help exemplify these ideas through practical application. The third edition of Visible Signs features new material from international designers and new creative exercises to accompany each chapter. This new edition also features a new design and layout. "--, Machine generated contents note: -- Foreword -- Introduction -- Chapter 1: Components. What is Theory?; Agreement; Portfolio. -- Chapter 2: How Meaning is Formed. Categories of Sign; Value; Portfolio. -- Chapter 3: Reading the Sign: The Reader; Convention and Motivation; Portfolio. -- Chapter 4: Text and Image: Digital and Analogue Codes; Advertising Writing; Portfolio. -- Chapter 5: Official Language: Habitus; The Production of Legitimate Language; The Competition for Cultural Legitimacy; Portfolio. -- Chapter 6: Unofficial Language: Unofficial Codes; The Graffiti Writer; Unofficial Language and the Visual Arts; Portfolio. -- Chapter 7: Symbolic Creativity: Hyperinstitutionalisation; Portfolio. -- Chapter 8: Junk and Culture: Dirt and Taboo; Rubbish Theory; Rubbish as a Resource; Portfolio. -- Chapter 9: Open Work: The Open Work; Portfolio. -- Self-directed Study: Exercises -- References. -- Bibliography -- Index -- Acknowledgements and picture credits, Semiotics, Semiotics and art, Visual communication |
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