How semiotic walks can enhance our perception and observation
Last week in Dublin, we visited the Famine Memorial for a semiotic walk after our workshop. The Great Famine has a very profound meaning in the history of Ireland. Between 1845-1852, Ireland faced a period of mass starvation and disease leading to a national criss. A dominant cause of the famine was located in infected […]
How propaganda kills thinking
Have you seen the KFC’s new marketing slogan? ππ²πΉπΆπ²ππ² πΆπ» ππ΅πΆπ°πΈπ²π» π Propaganda at its best. The Greeks believed that hanging the Evil Eye outside their homes kept the witches away; the Aboriginals believed that the Rainstick will bring them rain, the risk and safety industry believes that by moving the risk from red to […]