Przedmioty lansu. O funkcjoznakach w badaniu praktyk codziennych służących autoprezentacji i budowaniu tożsamości
Journal Title: Kultura Popularna - Year 2017, Vol 2, Issue 52
Abstract
In this paper I discuss the results of research on „Lans” in relation to the "tool box" provided by semiology. Particular attention I pay to constructing meanings of co-participating in the construction of identity and self-presentation. I also diagnose contemporary sign-functions. The article consists of three parts. The first part is an introduction, in which I outline the theoretical basis of research and use analysis of the semiological categories. In the second part I present fragments of research results. In the last part I undertake to explain the results and relate them to broader contexts of meaning, taking into account the multiplicity of optics and ways of interpreting sign-functions.<br/><br/>
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Przemysław Rura
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