| And when you do this, you create a semiological system which runs parallel to other semiological systems, one of which might be the system of so-called reality. |
| This shift suggests a kind of semiological skinning of photography where the signifier is separated from the signified to be reconstituted as a sign itself. |
| The religious experience and historical activity of Muhammad emerges and unfurls precisely in this semiological universe we no longer understand. |
| This volume of more than 260 pages dealt with the historical, sociological and semiological aspects of the comic strip. |
| It is true that this analysis is somewhat artificial but it does correspond to a certain reality in day-to-day semiological interpretation. |
| Their inspiration is based on a simplified version of the semiological notions. |
