An all-deaf team at Gallaudet University has created a sign-language storybook app for the iPad. The goal? To improve language acquisition for hearing-impaired kids.
Intertextuality – All Texts are Part of a Matrix of Utterances
According to the theory of intertextuality, existing texts influence authors of new written texts, making all writings part of a wider matrix of utterances.
Charles Sanders Peirce: Symbolic, Iconic, and Indexical Signs
Charles Sanders Peirce developed three sign modes in his triadic model of the sign: Symbolic, Iconic, and Indexical Signs.
Charles Sanders Peirce’s Semiotics – The Triadic Model
Decoding Images and Image Rhetoric According to Roland Barthes
Barthes’ Linguistic Messages – Anchoring and Relaying
Saussure’s Linguistic Terminology – Signs, Language, Chains, and Associations
Ferdinand de Saussure’s theories are based on certain terms: sign, signified and signifier; langue, langage and parole; synchronic and diachronic, and syntagmatic and associative.
Saussure – Understanding the Linguistic Value of Language Signs
Ferdinand de Saussure investigated language as a structured system of linguistic signs that organize the mass of confused thoughts that fill our minds.
Ferdinand de Saussure: The Linguistic Unit – Sign, Signified and Signifier Explained
Ferdinand de Saussure is often known as the founder of modern linguistics, but his complex theories on semiotics can be difficult for students to follow.








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