An Analysis of Verbal and Visual Signs Found  in the Posters of Korean Pop Idol

Suardani, Ni Komang Ayu; Pratiwi, Desak Putu Eka; Juniartha, I Wayan

doi:10.24843/ling.2022.v29.i01.p03

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“…The second article by Suardani (2022) entitled "An Analysis of Verbal and Visual Signs Found in the Posters of Korean Pop Idol" specifically explored the verbal and visual signs found in the posters of Korean pop idols. The study employed descriptive qualitative methods and drew on semiotic theory to uncover the meanings conveyed by the signs in the posters.…”

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Beyond the Stereotypes: Unveiling Signs in “Flip the Script” Video Champaign for Sustainable Development Goals

Dewi,

Juniartha

2024

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This study employs semiotic analysis to examine the verbal and visual signs within the "Flip the Script" video campaign and explore their interplay in conveying the campaign's intended message. Additionally, the research categorizes the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) depicted in the campaign, drawing from Chandler's (2007) and Leech's (1981) theories The findings highlight the presence of connotative meanings that significantly enhance communication strategies. Through linguistic and visual exploration, the study analyzes how signs and metaphor-driven words resonate deeply with viewers. The process of categorizing SDGs bolsters the campaign's mission of advancing sustainable development, harnessing semiotics to foster nuanced comprehension and forge meaningful connections. The findings of the study shed light on how the campaign video effectively confronts stereotypes and disrupts ingrained societal biases by presenting diverse narratives. This contribution ignites inclusive dialogues and steers positive transformation, enhancing the understanding of the campaign's impact on societal perceptions and behaviors.

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Beyond the Stereotypes: Unveiling Signs in “Flip the Script” Video Champaign for Sustainable Development Goals

Dewi,

Juniartha

2024

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“…Second, found an article by Suardani et al (2022) analyzed verbal and non-verbal signs and also explained the meaning of those verbal and visual signs found on the posters of Korean pop idols. The previous study helps the current study by analyzing the meaning of verbal and nonverbal signs.…”

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Verbal and Non-Verbal Sign Found in Titanic Movie Poster

Darmayanti,

Marantika

2023

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The purpose of this study is to identify and analyze the verbal and nonverbal signs on the Titanic movie poster. It is expected to provide information about verbal and non-verbal signs and how they describe the content of that movie. This study used a Titanic Movie poster downloaded from Pinterest as the data source. The descriptive qualitative method was used by applying the Semiotic theory from Barthes (1997) to find out the verbal and non-verbal signs and to analyze the meaning of verbal and non-verbal signs on the Titanic Movie poster. Cerrato's (2012) theory of color meaning was used to support the analysis. In collecting data, there were several steps taken: select and download the movie poster for analysis on Pinterest, followed by reading and taking notes to recognize the posters. The findings indicate that there were 19 signs total, with I1 verbal signs and 8 nonverbal signs. The meanings of these signs were found in the words and pictures on Titanic Movie posters. In the verbal and non-verbal signs of the titanic movie poster, most of them conveys connotative meaning. In the non-verbal signs, almost all movie posters use photos of actors as models, it means the advertisement wants to attract public interest by using visuals of the actors playing the movie.

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An Analysis of Verbal and Visual Signs Found in the Posters of Korean Pop Idol

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Beyond the Stereotypes: Unveiling Signs in “Flip the Script” Video Champaign for Sustainable Development Goals

Beyond the Stereotypes: Unveiling Signs in “Flip the Script” Video Champaign for Sustainable Development Goals

Verbal and Non-Verbal Sign Found in Titanic Movie Poster

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