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19. Sign of the Crimes w/ Dr. Marcel Danesi (Dive Bar)
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Dr. Marcel Danesi, internationally renowned scholar and pioneer of forensic semiotics, sits down with Lee to discuss this emerging discipline. Somewhere along the way the conversation is hijacked by a bottle of Cognac…
Dr. Marcel Danesi is a professor at the University of Toronto. He is known for his work in semiotics and youth culture and has published work on the meanings of popular culture and how they inform social evolution. He has also written textbooks introducing linguistics and semiotics and has published a series of books on advertising as a sign system.
For more information on Marcel, visit: http://anthropology.utoronto.ca/people/faculty/marcel-danesi/
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