Semiology Analysis of Kerman Historical Context Based on the Relation of Text/Context Layers
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The historical context of Kerman makes a valuable collection of urban texture and architecture of Iran, which has considerable properties regarding architecture and urbanism. Among the issues associated with semiotics is how architectural semiotic layers (text / context) are related to stability and dynamic architecture or systematic instability of architecture. In order to explain this in the current paper, besides describing the concepts of iconic, symbolic and indexical semiotics, aesthetic and social semiotic codes that are affected by the above concepts are also introduced. Then, three major approaches of semiotics, namely, Syntagmatic relation, Paradigmatic relation and cultural semiotics are explained; it is also determined how the constructed layers of the codes affected by this approach may strengthen, dynamite or destroy the system of the urban architecture and context of the studied area located in the historical context of Kerman. Accordingly semiotic analysis of the desired text / context in both past and contemporary period will determine how different constructing layers of the traditional text / context are increasingly and contextually related, and adversely, how in the current state, due to the disrupted relation of layers, including structural, functional, aesthetic and conceptual relation, the results syntagmatic and paradigmatic relations of these layers caused separation and perturbation of the contextual system. At the end of the article, it is recommended that to strengthen the system and create a coherent and functional tissue, it is required to cognition and congruence of syntagmatic and paradigmatic relations in different layers of text / tissue. |
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Keywords: text of architecture, syntagmatic relation, paradigmatic relation, semiotics of context, layers of text/context |
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Special Accepted: 2017/12/12 | Published: 2017/12/12
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