v. semiotic considerations in the performing and visual arts |
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Barbara L. Ginsburg
On Semiotics Artefacts:
The Representational Nature of a Sign and Its Function within Relational Systems
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Semiotics:
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Charls Pearson
The Semiotics of Partnering in Ballroom Dancing
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vi. semiotic developments in linguistics |
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Julian Boyd
Subjunctive-Equivalent "Should" and Interpretation
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1986
JoAnn Cannon
Semiotics and Philosophy of Language a Discussion of Eco's Recent Work
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Joseph DeChicchis
The Lexicostatistical Measurement of Indexicality in Speech
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1986
Svend Erik Larsen
Persons and Pronouns:
Linguistics, Semiotics, and Beyond
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vii. semiotic developments in philosophy |
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Kent Biel
Semiotics, Creativity, and the Subject:
Ricoeur and Foucault
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1986
William C. Charron
Contractarian Ethics:
Its Syntactics, Semantics, and Pragmatics
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1986
Terrance King
Peirce's Principle of Continuity and the Difference between Normative and Cognitive Knowledge
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1986
Felicia E. Kruse
Saving the Sign
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1986
Jeffrey S. Librett
Wunderzeichen:
From Signs of Wonder to Characters as "Wonders" in Kant
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1986
Ralph Powell
From Semiotic of Scientific Mechanism to Semiotic of Teleology in Nature
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1986
Gila Safran-Naveh
Ideological Aesthetics and Meta-Modalization:
Semiotics of Descartes' Passions of the Soul
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viii. theory in and of semiotics |
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Myrdene Anderson
On a Motivated Semiotic
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The notion of a motivated semiotic might capture some of the intent behind "empirical semiotics", itself a rubric striking many as an oxymoron. In "motivated semiotics", practitioners would foreground the provisionality in all phases of a project, from the conditions of interdisciplinarity, the acknowledgment of open, nondeterminate systems, their emergent constraints of enablement and limitation, the role of initial and boundary conditions, on to the transdisciplinary problematics of interpretation and the selection of tropes which act as digestive enzymes for the wider dissemination of ideas. Without such provisionality, nothing safeguards any motivated program (and, let's face it, all agendas are motivated), and consequently, even in semiotics, all research risks slipping unawares down the time-greased chute of vulgar positivism.
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1986
Vittoria Borso-Borgarello
Metaphor and Myth in Contemporary Theory:
Evidence from the Contemporary Novel
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1986
Jean-Claude Choul
The Arbitrariness of Iconicity
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1986
Vincent Colapietro
The Relevance of Peirce's Semiotic to Psychology
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1986
Thomas C. Daddesio
Semiotics:
A Hybrid Discipline?
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1986
Martha M. Houle
Play at Work in Semiotic Theory
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1986
Gilles Thérien
The Other in the Field:
A Semiotic Approach to the Phenomenon of "Drifting"
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