CONCEPTUAL FOUNDATIONS OF SEMIOTICS IN POST–STRUCTURALIST DISCOURSE

Abstract

This article is devoted to developing the conceptual foundations of semiotics within the context of post–structuralist discourse, conducting an analytical examination of the meчanisms underlying the formation of semantic fields and their dynamism under a deconstructivist approaч. The author systematizes theoretical propositions, identifying intertextual interrelations between sign systems and structural models, and explores the transformation of traditional semiotic concepts under the influence of post–structuralist critique. This underscores the necessity of rethinking the role of interpretative strategies and distributive principles in contemporary discourse. The article also provides a critical analysis of methods for analyzing sign systems, aiming to assess their effectiveness in studying semantic constructs emerging within post–structuralist frameworks, thereby laying the groundwork for expanding the theoretical aspects of semiotics in the context of text interpretation and cultural practices within the postmodern paradigm.