Semiotics, the study of signs and symbols and their use or interpretation, has developed over centuries into a diverse field of examination. Its evolution reflects the intellectual efforts of numerous scholars and thinkers, each contributing unique perspectives to how we understand meaning, communication, and representation. This book, Key Thinkers in Semiotics: From Classical to Modern Era, seeks to offer a comprehensive overview of the most influential figures in the development of semiotic thought from ancient to contemporary times.
This book aims to guide readers through the intellectual history of semiotics, providing a clear and accessible pathway to understanding the contributions of key thinkers. Each chapter offers a detailed exploration of the ideas that have influenced how we analyze meaning, symbols, and communication in various forms. By tracing the development of semiotics across time, we hope to illuminate the profound ways in which signs structure our reality and continue to shape our understanding of the world.
