American Signatures Semiotic Inquiry and Method

Author/creator Sebeok, Thomas A. Author
Other author Smith, Iris Author
Format Electronic
Publication InfoNorman : University of Oklahoma Press
Description272 p. ill 22.000 x 014.000 cm.
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SeriesProject for Discourse and Theory Ser. Vol. 6
Summary Annotation In this series of new and reprinted essays, Sebeok, a pivotal figure in American semiotics, assesses major contributions to semiotics theory, method and practice in America, including the seminal ideas of Charles Sanders Peirce, Charles Morris and other Americans whose ideas coalesced and built upon each other to produce the discipline of semiotics known today. He also illuminates the work of such emigre scholars as Roman Jakobson, Ernst Cassirer and Jacques Maritain, who combine Sausurean linguistics with the work of these Americans, turning the study of semiotics in new directions. Annotation copyrighted by Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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LCCN 90050239
ISBN9780806123554
ISBN0806123559 (Trade Paper) Out of Print
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