Narratives of a lost space: A semiotic analysis of central courtyards in Iranian cinema

Goharipour, Hamed

doi:10.1016/j.foar.2019.01.004

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“…Modern researchers reveal semiotic aspects in completely different fields of knowledge, so we can say that semiotics claims to be the metalanguage of science. We can mention the works of the following authors that demonstrate the interdisciplinary level of semiotics: Gilles Merminod , Marcel Burger (2020) [2], Gabrielle Hodge, Lindsay N. Ferrara, Benjamin D. Anible (2019 article) [3], Hamed Goharipour (2019 article) [4], Valerio Targon (2018) [5], Marianne Nabil Guirguis, Khaled M. Dewidar, Shaimaa M. Kamel, Maged F. Iscandar (2018) [6], Søren Brier (2017) [7], Oana Culachea, Daniel Rareș Obadă (2014) [8], Kirsten L. Ellison (2014) [9], Nelly Shafik Ramzy (2013) [10], Gabitov Tursyn, Kulsariyeva Aktolkyn, Sultanbayeva Gulmirac, Zhanabayeva Dinara, Zhumashova Zhuldyz Amanbaevna (2013) [11], Bengu Batua (2012) [12], Tetsuo Sawaragi (2010) [13].…”

Section: Semiotic Methods In the Work Of S S Averintsevmentioning

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Christian in the modern world: S. S. Averintsev's mission

Kuzmin

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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The methods of study and presentation by S. Averintsev Orthodox Christian tradition were considered. The role of the semiotic method in the study of Christianity by Averintsev was defined and the relationship of this method and content of the results of his research was revealed. The identified errors in the presentation of Orthodox theology are considered as the result of ignoring a number of significanat texts of the Orthodox tradition. Methods: description, comparison, analysis, contextual and semiotic analysis. It is established that semiotics is an actual direction of study in modern science, and the semiotic method was used by Averintsev in the study of early Byzantine literature. In particular, the scholar used diffusive and functional approaches when considering texts, paying attention to the context of the use of a language unit, which is a sign of the semiotic method. Errors of S.S. Averintsev in the presentation of Orthodox theology (in sophiology and mariology) are the result of incorrect application of the semiotic method, ignoring the essential texts that create the context of the studied tradition. The analysis of the semiotic approach used By S. S. Averintsev in the study of culture, presented in this article, has not been carried out before. It is concluded that all essential texts of the tradition must be taken into account for authentic presentation of Orthodox theology, which is facilitated by the use of the semiotic method.

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Section: Semiotic Methods In the Work Of S S Averintsevmentioning

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Christian in the modern world: S. S. Averintsev's mission

Kuzmin

2020

E3S Web Conf.

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“…Also, Nabil and colleagues who conducted research using Semiotics on church architecture [6]. While Gohari conducted research focuses on how Jordanian social media is contributing in overcoming Pandemic anxiety burdens and offering relief [7].…”

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Revealing fantasy consumption on social media, how women read romantic novel on Wattpad app

Pratiwi

2022

IJCS

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This article aims to reveal how fantasy is consumed on social media, in the context of this research, Wattpad. That is an application that specializes in producing and consuming works of fiction in the form of novels and short stories. This research has a qualitative paradigm and collects data using in-depth interviews and documentation. Novel reading din this research, entitled The Mischievous Mrs. Maxfield, a novel with romantic genre, is then analyzed from the perspective of Psychoanalysis using Fantasy theory. There were two women who were resource persons and had different characters and backgrounds. From the research conducted, it was concluded that the fulfilment of fantasy was not fully carried out by informant X and Y, because according to them, there were other novels that could better fulfil their fantasies than this novel. In addition, the two informants felt that the theme raised in this novel was too exaggerated because it involved the forced marriage of women who were still underage.

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“…In theoretical research, Sophia Psarra explores how space and cultural meaning are constructed in architecture and how they are conveyed to observers through compelling narrative-driven examples in her book [39]. The application of narrative theory in architectural studies has been primarily focused on integrating space and storytelling in typical architectural types, such as cultural exhibition buildings, religious architecture, classical gardens, and urban public spaces [40][41][42]. Chinese classical private gardens, for instance, use literary works as the thematic foundation, guiding spatial organization and expressing cultural aesthetics, with some likening them to autobiographical landscapes created by gardeners or owners [43].…”

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Analysis of Narrative Space in the Chinese Classical Garden Based on Narratology and Space Syntax—Taking the Humble Administrator’s Garden as an Example

Chen

Yang

2023

Sustainability

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Using the theory of Narratology and the analysis method of Space Syntax, the complex structure and plot of space in Chinese Classical Gardens (CCGs) are described and analysed, taking the Humble Administrator’s Garden as an example. The three elements of the garden’s spatial system (nodes, boundaries, and linkages) constitute the complexity and similarity of the garden’s spatial structure. Plaques, couplets, poems, and paintings serve as the narrative vocabulary of the gardens, bringing out the theme and sublimating space. The garden owner uses the garden’s physical space as a carrier, combining the text of the “stories within a story” with the spatial structure of the “gardens in a garden”. By visiting the garden over time, visitors complete the narrative of the garden’s plot space and receive the garden owner’s aspiration of “Reclusive”. The introduction of narrative theory and space syntax into the analysis of Chinese Classical Gardens (CCGs) not only provides a new means of insight into the space of CCGs, but also provides designers with an idea of how to create rich spatial variations and emotional experiences in architectural practice by skilfully using limited spatial resources

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Narratives of a lost space: A semiotic analysis of central courtyards in Iranian cinema

Cited by 10 publications

References 13 publications

Christian in the modern world: S. S. Averintsev's mission

Christian in the modern world: S. S. Averintsev's mission

Revealing fantasy consumption on social media, how women read romantic novel on Wattpad app

Analysis of Narrative Space in the Chinese Classical Garden Based on Narratology and Space Syntax—Taking the Humble Administrator’s Garden as an Example

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