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Simulation, A-signification and Embodied Semiotics in I, Robot
2019
Athens Journal of Mass Media and Communications
Within the post-industrialized worldview, conventional correlations between a text and its linguistic determinations no longer hold as absolute, challenging the limits of a linguistic measure by semiotic analysis. Yet, even in the postmodern condition of a hyperreal realm where the visual image has replaced the literary sign as the predominant mode of global information and mass communication, the structuralist binary model of signifying semiotics comes under erasure. Taking Baudrillard's three
doi:10.30958/ajmmc.5-4-2
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