Semiotic regulation

Semiotic regulation refers to how signs, symbols, and meanings guide our behavior and social interactions. It involves the ways in which language, visuals, gestures, and cultural symbols shape our understanding of the world and influence our choices. By assigning meaning to objects and actions, semiotic regulation helps coordinate societal norms and individual conduct without direct commands, making social order possible through shared interpretations. Essentially, it's the process through which symbols and meanings regulate and organize human activity within cultures and communities.