Titlebook: Cultural Semiotics; For a Cultural Persp Anna Maria Lorusso Book 2015 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 SEMIOTICS.CULTUR

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Ideas for an Archeological Semiotics,So far we have outlined some of the recurrent distinguishing traits of a semiotic approach to culture. To recap, these are:

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Introduction,because you could well ask, what does “cultural” mean if not everything we encompass as human beings: ambitious and imperialistic because there are other disciplines that deal with the cultural aspects of life using a programmatic approach, such as sociology, anthropology, ethnography, and so forth.

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Unity and Pluralism: The Theory of Jurij Lotman, Lotman (1922–1993).. His theory is, in fact, flooded with references, both explicit and implicit, to Jakobson, Trubeckoj, and Lévi-Strauss, among others. Indeed, Lotman dedicated to Jakobson one of his most important works, . (Lotman, 1984), on which we will focus in more detail in the following pages.

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Overview: Through a reevaluation of the work of some of the most important thinkers of the twentieth century, this book details how semiotics, social sense, and social communication can function together to analyze how culture works in the contemporary era.978-1-137-54699-9

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Vietnam Revisited: Wilson’s Ghostbecause you could well ask, what does “cultural” mean if not everything we encompass as human beings: ambitious and imperialistic because there are other disciplines that deal with the cultural aspects of life using a programmatic approach, such as sociology, anthropology, ethnography, and so forth.

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Vietnam Revisited: Wilson’s Ghostbecause you could well ask, what does “cultural” mean if not everything we encompass as human beings: ambitious and imperialistic because there are other disciplines that deal with the cultural aspects of life using a programmatic approach, such as sociology, anthropology, ethnography, and so forth.