Europe and Central Asia

Semioticians based in — or originally from — the European continent


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"Resolving tensions or finding new ways to frame an issue often requires some counterfactual thinking."


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"A mental shift needs to happen — a shift in the way you see and interact with signs."


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"The key is to develop the ability to see, not just look."


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"You have to be both an actor and an observer."


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"I’m a huge advocate of semiotics explained in consumer-friendly language."


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"It’s a bit like 'Don’t mention the war!' — Don’t mention semiotics!"


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"No matter how challenging the brief, the solutions are always to be found within the evidence at hand."


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"Pure semiotic skills don't automatically translate to adept meaning-making."


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"Depending on the situation, philosophy or linguistics may be the more relevant approach."


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"If you’re obsessed with culture, if you over-analyse everything… then that’s enough to get started."


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"Deal with the basics of semiotics without being distracted by the sometimes complicated theory."


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"Semiotics is a lens that adds depth, intrigue, and even magic to the everyday."


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"Semiotics is always useful, like a Swiss Army Knife."


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"Go out there and discover connections nobody has made yet."