Verbal–Illustrative Transformation in the Graphic Novel Asterios Polyp: Systematizing the Foundations of Semiotic Cross-Shift

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Analysis reveals semiotic transformation of verbal and visual signs in Asterios Polyp, highlighting cognitive intermedial relations.

Semiotic transformation enhances the interaction between verbal and visual signs in the graphic novel, enriching its narrative depth.
Analysis of key episodes demonstrates that grapheme-image isomorphism facilitates cognitive recognition of visual elements.
Applying various analytical methods uncovers how visual signs acquire narrative functions, shifting away from pure iconicity.
Research advances visual semiotics and intermediality, showcasing the complexity of artistic texts in contemporary culture.

Anatolij A Alekseev (2025) studied this question.

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Analysis reveals semiotic transformation of verbal and visual signs in Asterios Polyp, highlighting cognitive intermedial relations.

Semiotic transformation enhances the interaction between verbal and visual signs in the graphic novel, enriching its narrative depth.
Analysis of key episodes demonstrates that grapheme-image isomorphism facilitates cognitive recognition of visual elements.
Applying various analytical methods uncovers how visual signs acquire narrative functions, shifting away from pure iconicity.
Research advances visual semiotics and intermediality, showcasing the complexity of artistic texts in contemporary culture.

Anatolij A Alekseev (2025) studied this question.

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