The concept of “the subject” in semiotic studies

Abstract

This research deals with the concept of “the subject” in semiotic studies. It presents and criticizes its uses in science, philosophy and logic. It proceeds from the fact that the subject is the one that governs the relationship between the sign and the world from the perspective of the semiotics of the world in general and the semiotics of the natural world in particular. The research focuses on its semiotic premises and stands on its Ontology and logic reference. The methodological methods used by these studies, whether it is related to the topic of the world in the semiotics of Sh. s. Porus or the immanent world of semantics in Rimas semiotics, which moved from the states of things to the states of the soul and became the semiotics of the subject that studies the tangible world at the level of expression and the world of ideas at the level of content. To conclude with a conclusion that shows us the aspects of the relationship between the sign and the world. Keywords: semiotics - Ch. S. Peirce - A. J. Greimas - sign - world – subject - value subject - thing