Semiotics Theory

"A Theory of Semiotics" is a representative theoretical work by the Italian semiotician Umberto Eco. It successfully constructs a theoretical system of general semiotics and is considered an authoritative semiotic treatise following Saussure and Peirce, highly regarded in Western academia.

The book is divided into five chapters, expounding on the basic terminology, concepts, and theoretical system of semiotics. It creatively explores topics such as "code theory" and "theory of sign production."
 
This book provides the theoretical community with a classic theory of general semiotics. Eco's lifelong research and creative journey undoubtedly serve as an excellent example of the relationship between semiotics and writing, and even between literary theory and writing.