سيميولوجيا السينما و اللغة السينمائية

Abstract EN

Structuralism is the real cradle of the semiautomatic generation of cinema in today's humble sense.

At the end of the 1960s and early 1970s, this theory introduced a new scientific force into cinematic criticism to provide a more structured analysis of filmmaking, The first historical movement of this pioneering scientific movement that changed the reality of modern human thought to the world of Swiss linguistics Ferdinand de Susser (1857-1913), who had many attempts to build serious linguistic theories, although his works did not see the light until after his death, From Before his students, and although de Saussure himself did not use the term "structure" but rather "style" or "system", he was most credited with establishing structuralism, especially "linguistic structure