Semiotic analysis of sports as a structur
Abstract
Based on the structural analysis three categories of the semiotic structure are identified, namely, form, content and meaning. In fact, in the semiotic structure of sport the rules of any competition are a form, i.e they are a language. The content of the sporting activities is a competition, which can be considered as a visual text. The significance of sport results in the completeness and semantic organization of the whole sports process.
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