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Subject: Semiotica Vol 2009, No 174 (2009)
 

	
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Publisher:	Mouton de Gruyter
			http://www.mouton-publishers.com 			
			
Journal Title:  Semiotica 
Volume Number:  2009 
Issue Number:  174 
Issue Date:  2009 


Main Text:  

Semiotica 2009-174 is now available online from Mouton de Gruyter at:
http://www.reference-global.com/toc/semi/2009/174

Table of Contents
 	
The biosemiosis of prescriptive information
David L. Abel
 	
Kitsch, irony, and consumerism: A semiotic analysis of Diesel advertising 2000-2008
Chris Arning
 	
Modeling semiosis in Roentgen diagnosis
Robert M. Cantor
 	
The semiosis of stone: A "rocky" rereading of Samuel Taylor Coleridge through
Charles Sanders Peirce
W. John Coletta, Dometa Wiegand, and Michael C. Haley
 	
Disability in African films: A semiotic analysis
Patrick Devlieger and Jori De Coster
 	
Beyond linguistics: Deixis, dementia, and the theatricality of speech in
Alzheimer's memoir
Anne Fleche
 	
Indexicality as "symptom": Photography and affect
Yuriko Furuhata
 	
Is meaning information? Some thoughts on linguistic ambiguity, embodied emotion,
and the making of meaning
Sky Marsen
 	
Double binds, triadic binds
Yair Neuman
 	
Symbiotic symbolization by hand and mouth in sign language
Wendy Sandler

Picture, text, and imagetext: Textual polylogy
Virve Sarapik
 	
Metonymy and its manifestation in visual artworks: Case study of late paintings
by Bruegel the Elder
Georgij Yu. Somov

Comments concerning the artist in a Peircean perspective
Bent Sørensen
 	
Seven short comments on pragmatic semeiotic and branding
Torkild Thellefsen and Bent Sørensen 


Linguistic Field(s): Pragmatics
                     Semantics
                     Ling & Literature
                     Text/Corpus Linguistics




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