Performative symbols and their relative non-arbitrariness: Representing women in Iranian traditional theater

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1. Performative symbols and their relative non-arbitrariness: Representing women in Iranian traditional theater
2. A Peircean analysis of the American-Spanish clitic pronoun system
3. Conceptual metaphor theory and the teaching of mathematics: Findings of a pilot project
4. La notion dimperceptible et sa double nature chez Saussure
5. Semiotics and translation studies: An emerging interdisciplinarity
6. Rastier revisited: Paradigms in conflict
7. The chosen body: A semiotic analysis of the discourse of Israeli militarism and collective identity
8. This and that, here and there: Deictic elements in telephone openings
9. La quete de sens
10. Another look at Morriss semiotic
11. Mathematics through the glasses of Hjelmslevs semiotics
12. Lart de se contredire
13. How to analyze the text of a play
14. Timing is crucial: The double displacement of written reported speech
15. A new cultural history of film
16. In search of simpler universals
17. Interpretations and the machine
18. A semiotic view of ancient Greek ideology