Mapping the Museum Space: Verbal and Nonverbal Semiosis in a Public Art Museum
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This essay offers an explicit application of the mental spaces and blending framework to account for the dynamic nature of meaning construction in a public art museum. The mental spaces and blending framework show great utility for modelling the use of diverse sign systems in specific social and institutional settings. The objects of inquiry are audio presentations on particular paintings, sculptures, and decorative artifacts on display in the Cleveland Museum of Art. As a preserved record of human meaning as it unfolds in time and space, these ‘texts’ are prime candidates for testing the mental spaces and blending framework as a sufficient interpretive model of how we map conceptualization onto expression within a well-defined social-interactive context. [Todd Oakley: Mapping the Museum Space: Verbal and Nonverbal Semiosis in a Public Art Museum. Almen Semiotik no. 16, 2001. pp 80-129]
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