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Linguistics and Semiotics

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When we read a book or look at an image, we are interpreting symbols and signs that tell a story or present an idea. The written words and drawn images are forms of language that we use to communicate. Think about the symbol of a traffic sign or the 'stop' sign we see on the street. Explain what these symbols mean and how we, as readers and viewers, understand the messages they are trying to convey. Give an example of a symbol you have come across and explain what it communicates.

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