Conceptualizing digital reality through metaphors: Semiotic and interdisciplinary perspective

Metaphors have always played a fundamental role in conceptualizing digital realities. Their everyday use, however, makes them challenging to recognize, as they have solidified in our shared imagination. This crystallization is precisely what enables a community of interpreters to attach meaning to a signifier, allowing mutual understanding.

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Digital Age in Semiotics & Communication
Published
2024-12-30
DOI
https://doi.org/10.33919/dasc.24.7.1
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Digital Storytelling and Education
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Conceptualizing digital reality through metaphors: Semiotic and interdisciplinary perspective

Federico Biggio, Kristian Bankov
Digital Age in Semiotics & Communication
Digital Storytelling and Education
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Conceptualizing digital reality through metaphors: Semiotic and interdisciplinary perspective

Federico Biggio, Kristian Bankov
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Abstract

Metaphors have always played a fundamental role in conceptualizing digital realities. Their everyday use, however, makes them challenging to recognize, as they have solidified in our shared imagination. This crystallization is precisely what enables a community of interpreters to attach meaning to a signifier, allowing mutual understanding.

Digital Age in Semiotics & CommunicationVol. 7
New Bulgarian University (BG), University of Turin (IT)
Openalex Percentile: Top 58%
Digital Storytelling and Education
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