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Flux 2025
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This issue is a collection of the Ocula Flux essais published during the year
Contributors to this Issue: Grieta Dzergaca, Silvia Pizzocaro, Eduardo Yalán Dongo.
The aim of this article is to propose a consistent methodological approach for the analysis of advertising discourse and consumption practices from a perspective that integrates market economy semiotically as context. It argues that there is an epistemological limitation in semioti |... ⇲
This paper proposes the theme of the objects analyzed as a hub of discourses: objects that contain the ways and the meaning of their conception, the design processes that are inscribed in them, but that above all make explicit the eloquent halo that surrounds them, the destinations |... ⇲
This paper investigates how street art related to the Russian-Ukrainian conflict con- structs and guides the public reception of visual messages along a rhetorical conti- nuum between assertion and reflection. The corpus, consisting of over one hundred works collected in May 2024 a |... ⇲
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Ocula adheres to the principles of Budapest Open Access Initiative (BOAI)
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