SIGNS’ MECHANISMS FOR COMPLEX COMMUNICATIVE SYSTEMS IN THEATRICAL ARTS
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Markov Stanislav
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The purpose of the article: This article describes the signs’ mechanisms for complex communicative systems dynamically appearing in theatrical arts.
Research methods: This article also shows the history of sound semiotics, as an additional way to get the message and idea from author to audience on the level of emotions and the mood.
Research results: without sound (except special situations) any visual product, theater, movie or television becomes less meaningful and loses its description, as well as the transmission of the main message from the author to the audience and it becomes much poorer in creativity. Without the use of semiotics of sound, the transmission of a message is possible, but will not be done to the full extent of its potential.
Practical application: the conclusions obtained as a result of the study can be used as additional assistance for teachers of creativity institutions
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Markov Stanislav
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