Semiotic systems of works of visual art: Signs, connotations, signals.
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Works matching IS 00371998 AND DT 2005 AND VI 2005 AND IP 157
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Art — depression — fiction: A variation on René Thom’s three important kinds of human activity.
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Formes narratives de l’action et dangers de dérives en narratologie.
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Crossing borders: Towards a cognitive aesthetic approach to Caravaggio and Beckett.
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Iconicity, Ratosh’s lexical innovations, and beyond.
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What you should know to survive in knowledge societies: On a semiotic understanding of ‘knowledge’.
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Vers une théorie générale de la fiction.
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Back to ‘cinema is filmed theatre’.
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The dimensionality of notation.
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Learning by abduction: A geometrical interpretation.
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The semiotic stance.
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The semiotics of intercultural exchange: Ostensive definition and digital reason.
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Political representation within the libidinal economy of a pictorial space: A political-semiotic reading of three propaganda posters of the Chinese Cultural Revolution.
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Une typologie des relations.
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Le statut de la pulsion dans la sémiotique narrative morphodynamique.
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A semiotic study on the Transworld Skateboarding magazine.
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Serial form as entertainment and interpretative framework: Probability and the ‘black box’ of past experience.
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It took Spinoza and structuralism to teach Deleuze that meaning is not necessarily attributed to the cinematic sign.
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Making sense of the visual — is Google the seventh language?
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Theatrical fictional worlds, counterfactuals, and scientific thought experiments.
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PTSD: A situated look at the semiotic process and role of individual umwelts in human existence/function.
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Biology, semiotics, complexity: An experiment in interdisciplinarity.
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De l’esprit, de la culture, et des signes.
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On signing translation.
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Sign values in processes of distinction: The concept of luxury.
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Analyse sémiotique de la webpublicite.
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Giambattista Vico’s open agenda of modernity.
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