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|a Semiotics Unbounded :
|b Interpretive Routes through the Open Network of Signs.
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|a Semiotics Unbounded offers a new and original survey of the science of signs, evaluating it in relation to the problems of our time, not only of a scientific order, but also the problems concerning everyday social life.
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|a Cover -- Contents -- Preface -- Introduction: An Excursion into Semiotics -- I.1. Two Meanings of Semiotics -- I.2. Protagonist: The Sign -- I.3. Stooge: The Interpretant -- I.4. Pragmatism as Pragmaticism -- I.5. The Verbal Sign's Influence on Semiotics -- I.6. Signification and Significance -- I.7. Signification and Denotatum -- I.8. Beyond the Verbal Sign Paradigm -- I.9. Subject and Alterity -- I.10. Word and Dialogue -- I.11. Dialogue and Inference -- I.12. Inferences and Categories: Semiotics, Logic, Ontology -- PART ONE: SEMIOTICS AND SEMIOTICIANS -- 1 An Itinerary: From Peirce to Others -- 1.1. Problems on Peirce's Desk -- 1.2. More Problems in Focus: Subjects, Bodies, and Signs -- 1.3. Neglected but Foundational Aspects of Peirce's Semiotics -- 2 About Welby -- 2.1. Why 'Significs'? A Contribution to Theory of Meaning, and More -- 2.2. Departure: Exegesis and Holy Scripture -- 2.3. Reading Significs as 'Biosensifics' -- 3 About Bakhtin -- 3.1. Philosophy of Language as Critique of Dialogic Reason -- 3.2. An Interdisciplinary Perspective and Detotalizing Method -- 4 About Morris -- 4.1. Behaviouristic Semiotics and Pragmaticist Semiotics -- 4.2. Semiotics and Biology -- 4.3. Sign, Dimensions of Semiosis, Denotatum, and Language -- 5 About Sebeok -- 5.1. Modelling Systems Theory and Global Semiotics -- 5.2. Semiotics and Semiosis -- 5.3. Sebeok's Works and the Destiny of Semiosis -- 5.4. Sebeok's Semiotics and Education -- 6 About Rossi-Landi -- 6.1. Rossi-Landi's Philosophy of Language -- 6.2. On the Tracks of a Multiform Research Itinerary -- 6.3. Communication, Mass Media, and Critique of Ideology -- 6.4. Rossi-Landi between 'Ideologie' and 'Scienze Umane' -- 7 About Eco -- 7.1. From Decodification to Interpretation -- 7.2. Interpretation and Responsive Understanding -- PART TWO: MODELLING, WRITING, AND OTHERNESS.
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|a 8 Modelling and Otherness -- 8.1. Modelling, Communication, and Dialogism -- 8.2. Identity, Otherness, and Primal Sense as a Modelling Device -- 8.3. Writing as a Modelling Device -- 9 Writing and Dialogue -- 9.1. Dialogue, Otherness, and Writing -- 9.2. Dialogue and Carnivalized Writing -- 9.3. Dialogue and Polyphony in the Writing of Novels and Drama -- 9.4. Storytelling in the Era of Global Communication: Black Writing -- Oraliture -- PART THREE: PREDICATIVE JUDGMENT, ARGUMENTATION, AND COMMUNICATION -- 10 Understanding and Misunderstanding -- 10.1. Semiogenealogy of Predicative Judgment -- 10.2. Objective Misunderstanding and Mystifications of Language -- 11 Closed Community and Open Community in Global Communication -- 11.1. Logic, Argumentation and Dialogue in Global Communication -- 11.2. Argumentative Logic at the Helsinki Conference -- 11.3. The Sign Machine: Linguistic Work and Global Communication -- 11.4. Otherness and Communication: From the Closed Community to the Open Community -- 12 Global Communication, Biosemiotics, and Semioethics -- 12.1. Semioethics, Community, and Otherness -- 12.2. Bioethics, Semiotics of Life, and Global Communication -- Glossary -- A -- B -- C -- D -- F -- G -- I -- M -- O -- P -- R -- S -- T -- Bibliography -- Index -- A -- B -- C -- D -- E -- F -- G -- H -- I -- J -- K -- L -- M -- N -- O -- P -- Q -- R -- S -- T -- U -- V -- W -- Y -- Z.
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