semiotikkaan

Semiotikkaan is a Finnish academic journal published by the Finnish Semiotic Society. It is dedicated to the study of semiotics, the theory and study of signs and symbols and their interpretation. The journal publishes articles in both Finnish and English, covering a wide range of topics within semiotics, including general semiotics, linguistic semiotics, visual semiotics, and cultural semiotics. It aims to foster scholarly discussion and research in the field and serves as a platform for disseminating new findings and theoretical developments.

The journal was established in 1994 and has since become a significant publication in the international semiotics community. Its editorial board comprises leading scholars in the field from various countries. Semiotikkaan typically features peer-reviewed articles, book reviews, and sometimes special issues focusing on specific themes or theoretical approaches. The publication contributes to the advancement of semiotic scholarship by providing a forum for diverse perspectives and interdisciplinary approaches to the study of signs and meaning-making processes across different domains of human culture and communication.