The Semiotic Study of Rag-E Khab from the Peirce’s Perspective

Semiotics is a science that studies the structures of signs. This branch of science has been used since the 1950s as a research method in recognizing the signification and perceptions of communication functions. Philosophers such as Michael Foko, Ferdinand Saussure, Charles Sanders Peirce, and Roland Barth have made significant contributions to this field, and in the particular context of a semiotics of the image, which is a branch of the science of identifying visual semiotics, important works are written by Barth on photography, cinema and painting.