Semiologija (grč. semeios znak, osobina) je nauka o znacima (simbolima) tj. opšta nauka o svim sistemima znakova koji se pojavljuju u čovekovom društvenom životu (jezik, običaji, komuniciranje). Ona se razvila sredinom 20. veka, iako je čovekov interes za znakove nastao veoma rano, verovatno, pojavom čoveka kao svesnog bića. Začetnicima semiologije možemo smatrati Platona, Aristotela, sv. Avgustina i dr.

Naziv uredi

Osim naziva semiologija, koristi se i naziv semiotika koji je 1867. godine stvorio Čarls Sanders Pirs, američki filozof pragmatičarske škole (1839–1914; semiotika je stalno prevođenje znakova u druge znakove). Ferdinand de Sosir je u svom Kursu opšte lingvistike ovu nauku nazvao semiologijom, pa od tog trenutka paralelno postoje dva termina - semiologija (uglavnom na frankofonom području) i semiotika (anglofono područje).

Podela uredi

Čarls Moris je izvršio podelu semiotike na:

  1. semiološku semantiku - proučava odnos između znaka i onoga što je njime označeno.
  2. semiološku sintaksu - bavi se odnosima među znakovima unutar sistema.
  3. semiološku pragmatiku - izučava relacije između znakova i čoveka koji ih upotrebljava.

Poznati postsosirovski lingvisti - strukturalisti uredi

  1. Luis Hjemslev
  2. Erik Buisens
  3. Pjer Žirard
  4. Džordž Munin
  5. Luj Prijeto

Znak uredi

Osnovni problem pri definisanju semiologije i njenog područja je pitanje kako se određuje znak. Znak je, u najširem smislu te reči, svaka pojava koja za čoveka označava neku drugu pojavu: Čovek, dakle, interpretira znak, on iza njega očitava neki drugi izvanznakovni fenomen. Takođe, znak može biti ograničen samo na one fenomene koji za čoveka nešto označavaju, a upotrebljavaju se u međusobnoj komunikaciji.[1]

Reference uredi

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