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Submit ReviewSemiotics is the study of sign process, which is to say: it’s the science of the search for meaning.
And then, part of the underlying premise of semiotics — which just happens to be part of the underlying premise of The Colin McEnroe Show, itself — is that there’s meaning… everywhere.
Why do people smoke cigarettes even though everyone knows they’re terribly harmful? Why do women wear terribly uncomfortable high-heeled shoes? Could it simply be because those things are… interesting?
This hour: a crash course in the study of meaning-making, in the science of semiotics.
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