1. Paving the Way: Theories, terms and texts
2. Modelling Movement in Space as a Semogenic System: The discourse-semantic and expression strata
3. Modelling Movement in Space as a Semogenic System: The hodogrammatical stratum
4. Framing and Reframing Exhibition Space: Viewing stations, isoglosses and facial orientation
5. Points of Departure and Connection: Theme, spatiotaxis and intersemiotic connection
6. Transforming Space into Place: Rhythm and occupation value
7. Interacting in Exhibition Space: (Dis)aligning with the semiotic designer
8. Negotiation the Authorial Voice: Spatial engagement and graduation
9. Repressing and Experiencing Perceptual Structures: Assigning participatory rules
10. Exploratory Exhibition SpaceS: A child’s perspective
11. Movement in Restaurants and Cafés: Sites of performance and display
12. Retracing our Steps and Moving Forward
Biography
Robert James McMurtrie is a PhD from the University of New South Wales, Australia, in Multimodality and Spatiogrammatics.
