Semiotics at the circus

  • Bouvier G
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Abstract

What do circus performances communicate? They are rich in extreme skills and clever staging. They trigger strong emotions. They make beautiful sense. This book, which is grounded in the personal circus experience of the author, uses semiotics, pragmatics, and cultural studies to explain why we are irresistibly drawn to the circus. It shows how semiotics can be applied to understand and enhance our enjoyment.

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Bouvier, G. (2013). Semiotics at the circus. Social Semiotics, 23(3), 457–459. https://doi.org/10.1080/10350330.2013.767594

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