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461.
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Semiotics:
1983
Reed Dickerson
Law, Semiotics, and Obscene Telephone Calls
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462.
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Semiotics:
1983
Gary D. Shank
What Semiotics is Not:
An Interpretive Synopsis of a Theoretical Discussion
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463.
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Semiotics:
1983
Procedings References
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464.
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Semiotics:
1983
George Benedict
Charles Peirce/Mark Twain:
The Meaning of Life Is A "Dream"
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465.
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Semiotics:
1983
T. Craig Christy
The Role of Abbreviation in Figurative Processes of Language Change:
Nietzsche's Concept of Metaphor and Metonymy
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466.
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Semiotics:
1983
Irene A. Bierman
Saying "No" to Difference
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467.
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Semiotics:
1983
James Jakób Liszka
The Semiotics of Metaphysics
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468.
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Semiotics:
1983
Erika Fischer-Lichte
What is "Understanding"?
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469.
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Semiotics:
1983
Jay Robert Reese
Author, Work, and Audience:
Semiotic Insights into The Work of Edgar Allan Poe
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470.
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Semiotics:
1983
Collyn J. Gebauer
Mana:
A Semiotic Approach
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471.
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Semiotics:
1983
Thaïs Morgan
What Semiotics is Not:
Data Versus Interpretants
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472.
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Semiotics:
1983
John S. Robertson
Structural Analogies of the Story of Jacob in Genesis 25-30
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473.
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Semiotics:
1983
Adam Kendon
Simultaneous Speaking and Signing in a Warlpiri Storyteller:
Implications for an Understanding of the Relationship Between Channel and Code
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474.
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Semiotics:
1983
Samuel Schneider
Morris R. Cohen and Pragmaticism in Relation to A Semiotics of Law
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475.
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Semiotics:
1983
Donald Preziosi, Irene A. Bierman
Rewriting the Urban Text:
The Ottomanization of Cretan Cities
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476.
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Semiotics:
1983
Erika Freiberger
Gustav G. Spet
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477.
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Semiotics:
1983
Terri Brint Joseph
Semiotics as a Critique of Derridean Post-Structuralism
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478.
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Semiotics:
1983
Anthony F. Russell
The Semiotic Import of Michael Polanyi's Heuristic Philosophy
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479.
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Semiotics:
1983
R. J. Henle
Thomas Reid's Theory of Signs
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480.
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Semiotics:
1983
Briankle G. Chang
The Eclipse of Being:
Heidegger and Derrida
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