Figurative versus objective semiotics

an epistemological crossroads

Paul Bouissac

3-12

Hypersemiosis

mixed metaphors as semiotic overloading

Jean-Claude Choul

13-20

Cognition from a semiotic point of view

John Deely

21-28

Icon and symbol

a reappraisal of the resemblance debate

Michael J. Giordano

29-37

Précis of Merleau-Ponty on metajournalism

Richard L. Lanigan

39-48

"Worldliness" and the analytic truth

Alice Newberry

49-57

The rheme/dicent/argument distinction

Joseph Ransdell

59-72

The sign status of specular reflections

Kim Smith

73-81

Semiotic phenomenology and Peirce

Patrick Sullivan

83-93

Contexts for language learning

semiotic perspectives

Robert F. Carey

97-106

The semiotic function of audience

Kristin M. Langellier

107-116

Exophoric reference as an interactiove resource

Charles Goodwin

119-128

Searching for a word as an interactive activity

Marjorie Harness Goodwin

129-137

Sly moves

a semiotic analysis of movement in Marshallese culture

Laurence Marshall Carucci

139-151

The study of gesture

some remarks on its history

Adam Kendon

153-164

Francis Lieber and the semiotics of law and politics

Roberta Kevelson

167-177

The logic of history as a semiotic process of question and answer in the thought of R. G. Collingwood

Anthony F. Russell

179-189

The semiotic paradigm and language change

Irmengard Rauch

193-200

What's in a word?

Peter Salus

201-207

Functions of the index in narrative

an outline

D. K. Danow

211-221

Symbiosis and dichotomy in the names of Anna Axmatova

Sonia Ketchian

223-229

Representation and subjectivity in modern literature

Marlies Kronegger

231-237

Aesthetic semiosis of the visual object

Manuel Gameros

239-247

Indexicality in esthetic signs and the art of Dante Gabriel Rossetti

Joshua S. Mostow

249-261

Subjects and objects

quick notes on the state of art history

Donald Preziosi

263-272

Kitsch

a semiotic approach

Ursula Niklas

273-279

Talent and technique in theatre

a semiotics of performing

Eric E. Peterson

281-291

The semiotics of Godot compared with those of the Russian icon

Bernice D. Reid

293-299

The Teller and the tale

sources of credibility in the short story

Sarah Brey Simmons

301-306

The guinea pigs by Ludvík Vaculík

interrelation of areas of reference

Bronislava Volek

307-315

Why think about a cognitive psychosemiotic theory?

Gary D. Shank

319-324

The tell-the-tale detail

Marco Frascari

325-336

The semiotic crisis in contemporary hospitals

Joan Y. Kahn

337-343

Who apes English?

Jack K. Horner

347-357

Culture and mind in Peircean semiotics

one aspect

Terrance King

359-367

Sociology and semiotics

two sciences of the human

Regina Jiménez-Ottalengo

369-376

Semiotic theory and language learning

Nancy S. Thompson

377-384

Architectural semiotic analysis

a demonstration

Shelagh Lindsey, Irini Sakellaridou

387-398

"Musement on the whole"…an attitude toward space

Richard Dale McBride, R. Patton Howell

399-414