“Given the title, it may be appropriate to consider the semiology of it all.”

“Deciding what I should say in my last 500 words ever in this space proved to be more daunting than writing a 10-page English paper on semiology.”

“Interpreting images is a domain of semiology, the general science of signs.”

“This second form of value is basically the equivalent of a signifying chain in semiotics.”

“He reveals an intense frustration with the institutionalization of semiotics.”

“A week before the death of the Radio One disc jockey John Peel, an interesting exercise in semiotics was broadcast on the news.”

“I'm reminded of the famous essay by the semiotician Roland Barthes, who analysed an image of a black soldier saluting the French flag.”

“Even solipsists look both ways before crossing a street and postmodernists, I suspect, submit their appendicitis to a surgeon, not a semiotician.”

“The Italian semiotician and novelist, Umberto Eco, interprets Aquinas much as I implicitly did above, by giving central place to proportion.”