0 a person who studies semiotics (= the meaning and use of signs and symbols): --
Many semioticians are interested in marketing.
The report proposed a folkloric relay system and the establishment of an atomic priesthood of physicists, anthropologists, semioticians to preserve the true nature of hazardous site.
Semioticians often do not restrict themselves to linguistic communication when studying the use of signs but extend the meaning of sign to cover all kinds of cultural symbols.
Semioticians account for the film's popularity by claiming that its inclusion of a whole series of stereotypes paradoxically strengthens the film.
He was a teacher, essayist, semiotician, art critic and psychoanalyst.
The study of semiotic symbol theory will not stop from the most current semiotician who contributed his/her study of the field.
Some semioticians focus on the logical dimensions of the science, however.
Semioticians thus not only study what a symbol implies, but also how it got its meaning and how it functions to make meaning in society.
The congress had in that opportunity more than one hundred of visual semioticians coming from all over the world.
