From a structural point of view, the attachment of language and symbols to the film has opened new doors of thought and vision in literary and film theory. Saussure’s linguistic mediums of symbolism have also been used in the film’s scientific and artistic expression. In fact, in our life and society, as well as in the world around us, there is a complete system of signs, the study of which is the real purpose of signs.
The use of markings is not limited to humans, but animals also have clear forms of its use. Dancing the bees to tell where the sweet sap from plants and flowers that make honey is available is a great example of the System of Signs. Its study is the subject of signs. Some other types of signs, such as body movements, the way we dress, and some expressive systems, are also included in the scope of signs. Language is also a kind of sign system that is very complex and universal. Language has all the qualities that distinguish it from other sign systems. And they make it a unique and interesting sign system. In which there is also discovery and interesting codes of linguistics are also revealed.
In this regard, I recently read the book “New Vocabularies in Film Semiotics”. It is a wonderful book. The book provides a comprehensive vocabulary and discovery of new vocabulary and symbolic concepts in film symbols. For example, the signs of Metz, Janet’s statement, the femininity of Mary, and the concept of fortune. The book explores linguistic terminology in the study of cinema. (New Vocabularies in Film Semiotics)
Signs of a movie story The Psychological Science of Cinema And this is a critical dialogue on the subject of mutual intertextuality. References to individual films produced by a wide range of directors, including Orson Wells, DW. Griffiths, Aline Resins, Jean-Luc Godard, Alfred Hitchcock, Jean Cocteau, and Chantelle Ackerman explain the concepts in question. Although specifically tailored to film theory and the needs of its thinkers and readers, the new vocabulary in film symbols is an inspiring guide to the scholarly and theoretical work of scholars in all these fields of art, philosophy, and literature. Will be useful for those where knowledge of semi-ideological terms and methods has become indispensable for serious ideology.
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The field of signs is a useful term in linguistics and literature and the humanities, social sciences, and media as words are the most important factor in human sensibility and interpersonal function. In particular, the knowledge of non-speech and the system of signs is a knowledge that best explains the term signs. All this can be felt in the dynamics and activities of the film. Also, its caricature from storytelling and dialogue to acting. In censored societies, authoritarian societies, surveillance, and experimental films, “signs” are shown more effectively. These linguistic aesthetics scatter the horizons of the film.
