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- Volume 5, Number 1-2
This volume focuses on signs and the
encoding of signs. Signs are a significant area of study for
semioticians. Here, signs are examined within a variety of
disciplines, from mathematics to linguistics, from media to
psychosemiotic analysis. Editor, Marcel Danesi, writes:
Semiotics builds its
theoretical edifice from practical applications, rather than
the other way around. The studies in this issue show this
perfectly. They deal respectively with such apparently
diverse, yet strangely interconnected phenomena, as
understanding literary processes and genres as post-colonial
renditions of history and the structure of biological
processes.
The contributors bring an
international understanding to the reflections here. Also
included is a timely book review of the Da Vinci Code, written
by British scholar, Paul Cobley who specializes in semiotics and
popular culture.
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ISSN# 1488-0733
Product #V5 N1-2
249 pages
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