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Toolkits- the process and semiotic approaches
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Toolkits- the process and semiotic approaches
A text is a message or piece of communication
Source----transmitter-----channel-----receiver------destination
Laswells formula: who? Says what? To whom? In which channel? With what effect?
- For example an advert for skins on channel for.
- Who? Channel 4. Says what? New TV programme coming. To whom? Those who want to see it. In which channel? Print. with what effect?it is seen and that people watch it
- For example an advert for skins on channel for.
Intention
- Purpose, intended audience , sender
Abberantly decoding is where the receiver reads the texts in a different way as intended because the reciever doesn't share the same knowledge or understanding of the codes used by the sender
Barriers to communicwtion- mechanical- noice. Psychological- internal pressures on sender/reciever. Semantic- lack of understanding. Organisational structural dysfunctions in groups
Entropy=unpredictability in a message
Denotations is the literal meaning
Connotation is a secondary meaning
Icon- something that looks like their signified or sounds or smells like it.
- Indexes- signs that communcate their signified by association.. I.e a boy wearing a football kit is indexical of the Boy liking football
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- Indexes- signs that communcate their signified by association.. I.e a boy wearing a football kit is indexical of the Boy liking football
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