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Roland Barthess Rhetoric of the Image 040912 ENGL 1301 EPCC rwmonty Objective To analyze an artifact for its discursive features Considers linguistic as well as visual components ID: 277369

world real signified semiotics real world semiotics signified analysis discursive artifact signifier objective reading analyses discourse

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Reading an excerpt from:Roland Barthes’s “Rhetoric of the Image’”

04.09.12

ENGL 1301

EPCC

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rwmontySlide2

ObjectiveTo analyze an artifact for its discursive featuresConsiders “linguistic” as well as visual componentsAnalysis is based on SemioticsSlide3

What is Semiotics?Saussure’s thesis:Relationship between two real world things is an arbitrary oneSign:

Something that stands for something else

A function of the signifier and the signified Slide4

Which are…?Signifier

Signified

Real world symbols

Ex: the words “spaghetti”

The real world thing

Ex: the tubular, stringy pastaSlide5

ObjectiveThe purpose of this type of analysis is to what messages are being conveyed by the discourseThis leads us into rhetorical analyses and discursive analysesWe’ll get to these laterSlide6

What you need to doRead and take notes on the Barthes articleWhat is he analyzing?What assumptions does he make during this reading?

What are his results?

Find an artifact related to your discourse community

Bring all of this to our next class on Monday, April 16