SSA Annual Conference 2025

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SSA Annual Conference 2025
September 24–28, 2025
Charles University, Prague, Czechia
Pricing
In-person (Regular)
100 USD
In-person (Student)
40 USD
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September 2025
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September 24, 2025
    Dates
    September 24–28, 2025
    Location
    Charles University, Prague, Czechia
    Pricing
    In-person (Regular)
    100 USD
    In-person (Student)
    40 USD
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    “The Semiotics of Friendship” is the theme of the 49th Semiotic Society of America (SSA) Annual Conference, hosted by Charles University. The 2025 SSA Conference will be in-person, with support for a limited amount of on-line participation. The Conference will assemble a unique group of international transdisciplinary experts from a wide range of disciplines, such as anthropology, biology, cognitive science, communication, cybernetics, design, fine arts, law, literary criticism, linguistics, logic, marketing, media studies, mathematics, pedagogy, philosophy, psychology, religion, sociology, and technology.

    This will be the SSA’s first Annual Conference ever to be held outside of the Americas, and the enthusiasm of Charles University in hosting this event is indeed a tribute to the semiotic awareness of its scholars.

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    The Semiotic Society of America, SSA
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    The Semiotic Society of America (SSA) is the leading semiotics organization in North America. We are a transdisciplinary professional organization serving a diverse community of scholars with common interests in the study of signs and sign systems. Founded in 1975/1976, the Society has supported innovative scholarship linking analytical and critical approaches to the transmodern world.

    Sign theories are relevant to the sciences, social sciences, and humanities alike – applying to disciplines as diverse as anthropology, biology, cognitive science, communication, cybernetics, fine arts, law, literary criticism, linguistics, logic, marketing, media studies, mathematics, pedagogy, philosophy, psychology, religion, sociology, and technology.