Preposition: of

• mathematics: His analysis of the semiotics of mathematics is powerful and surprising.

• language: There, we played pool and debated the semiotics of language.

Converse of object

• include: This original work will interest students and scholars in many fields including semiotics, linguistics and philosophy.

• use: Bath has surveyed the whole field with remarkable competence, and has used contemporary semiotics to good effect.

• relate: Where appropriate, he relates classical semiotics thinking to the highly mediated, postmodern world of mass communication.

• have: Since them we've had semiotics and structuralism and poststructuralism and God knows what else ism, and the disease seems to have spread.

Adjective modifier

• structuralist: Structuralist semiotics seeks to look behind or beneath the surface of the observed in order to discover the underlying organization of phenomena.

• legal: By way of conclusion, Chapter Seven discusses the place of legal semiotics in modern legal philosophy.

• social: The roots of social semiotics can be traced to the early theorists.

• modern: The Signs themselves Charles Sanders Peirce is an American philosopher recognized as the founder of modern semiotics.

• organizational: Drawing upon concepts of Organizational Semiotics it will show a framework to inspect quality of communication in a software production organization.

• contemporary: Bath has surveyed the whole field with remarkable competence, and has used contemporary semiotics to good effect.

Modifies a noun

• theory: I apply the Organizational Semiotics theory to model domain knowledge and overcome semantic conflicts in order to support content sharing and reuse.

• approach: The bibliography from Poetics Today includes unfamiliar material on semiotics approaches to culture.