Journal of Semiotics, Arts and Religion
An International Journal published in Australia
The study examines Sefi Attah’s depiction of the psychological burden of women and projects religion as a factor that engenders trauma. This is to identify the patterns of faith-based domestic …
The article analyses the allegory of Sarah and Hagar as a problem of dual forms of religiosity: serving God out of fear and obligation under the Law, or through free …
Abstract: This study examines the notion of parole and its essential function in shaping subjectivity, utilising psycho-semiotic and poststructuralist theories to contest conventional language paradigms. Building on Ferdinand de Saussure’s …
This article explores the mythopoetic elements in Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland, highlighting the enduring significance of interpreting its mythological dimensions. The study focuses on the concept of ‘mythopoetics,’ emphasizing …
The article is devoted to the description and cultural analysis of the program for painting the church in honor of the Narva Icon of the Mother of God in the city of Narva, Estonia
The article is devoted to the phenomenon of Russian cabaret, which developed rapidly from 1908 to 1917. A hypothesis is put forward, according to which not all cabarets can be …
In biblical context, anthropomorphism is a significant communicative strategy for portraying God. This study examines anthropomorphic conceptions of God in biblical discourse as cognitive constructions that create understanding of abstract …
Music has always played a vital role in religious communities ‘spiritual and communal life, serving as a medium of expression, worship, and unity. In the context of the Anglican Church …
Women’s embodied experiences are shaped by both biological and socio-cultural dimensions of the body. In design studies, the work of women designers offers distinctive perspectives grounded in lived and bodily …
Review by Geoffrey Sykes Thanks to Anne Tournié (Choreography and Direction) and Chris Mouron (Adaptation and Co-direction) for bringing a work of such joy and hope to our city. More than a revival of …
At 6pm there was a queue of people – maybe 100 – stretching half a block down Clarence Street waiting to enter the Machine Hall for the performance of Aura …