On studying semiotics in an externally oriented country: A critical analysis

Articles in the same Issue

1. Titelei
2. Note
3. Introduction: An International Community of Inquirers
4. America and symbols: Semiotics between reality and illusion
5. Semiotics and reality
6. Sebeok and Wittgenstein: Some similarities in their philosophy of and in language
7. Reading the signs: Some basics of semiotics
8. Illusion and reality in Semiotics in the United States
9. Let sleeping signs lie: On signs, objects, and communication
10. A sleeve is not just a sleeve (in early Japanese culture)
11. Semiotics and interfictionality in a postmodern age: The case of the playbill
12. Semiotics and art: A preface
13. Thomas A. Sebeok and semiotics in the United States in the panorama of recent developments in Italian semiotics
14. Toward the signs of Gaia and beyond: Thomas A. Sebeok’s semiotic research
15. The meaning of cultural symbols in the psychological paradigm
16. A few linguistic concepts revisited in the light of Peirce’s semiotics
17. Difficulties and strategies in applying Peirce’s semiotics
18. Some comments on reality and illusion
19. On studying semiotics in an externally oriented country: A critical analysis
20. Signification and its discontents
21. Contents/Sommaire