The Allegorical Function of Mise en abyme in Milan Kundera’s The Unbearable Lightness of Being and Ah Cheng’s “The King of Children”

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1. Frontmatter
2. Semiotic Studies
3. Forensic Semiotics: A Note on Applying Semiotics to the Study of Crime
4. Intentionality as Creativity: A Communicological Critique of Muddle-Headed Mindfulness in Pragmatics of Human Communication
5. A Semiotic Reading of Nicholas Jose’s Avenue of Eternal Peace
6. Expression of Subjectivity in Media Genres: Linguistic and Semiotic Analysis of Media Texts on the Example of the English and Georgian Language Quality Newspapers
7. Linguistics, Literature & Translation
8. Power Relationship and Ideology: A Transitivity Analysis of “Great Minds Meet” —Yang Lan One-on-One about G20
9. The Allegorical Function of Mise en abyme in Milan Kundera’s The Unbearable Lightness of Being and Ah Cheng’s “The King of Children”
10. Unreliable Paratexts in Intralingual Translation: A Case Study of an Excerpted English Translation of San Guo Yan Yi
11. Insightful Reflection
12. The Scientific Spirit of the Contemporary Semiotic Movement