The Routledge Companion to Semiotics by Cobley, Paul; -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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CONTENTS CONTRIBUTORS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS USING THIS BOOK

CROSS-REFERENCING FURTHER READING BIBLIOGRAPHICAL REFERENCES RELATION OF THIS BOOK TO THE ROUTLEDGE COMPANION TO SEMIOTICS AND LINGUISTICS

Part I UNDERSTANDING SEMIOTICS

INTRODUCTION

WHAT IS SEMIOTICS? A BRIEF WORD ON THE HISTORY OF SEMIOTICS SEMIOTIC THEORY AND ANALYSIS

1 ANCIENT SEMIOTICS

MESOPOTAMIAN DIVINATION GREEK DIVINATION GREEK MEDICINE PLATO (427–347 BCE) ARISTOTLE (384–322 BCE) THE STOICS EPICURUS (341–271 BCE) PHILODEMUS (C. 110–C. 40 OR 35 BCE) LATIN RHETORIC AUGUSTINE (AD 354–430) FROM THE PAST TOWARD THE FUTURE FURTHER READING

2 SEMIOTICS OF NATURE

SETTING THE SCENE SEMIOTIZATION OF NATURE THREE STEPS OF SEMIOTIC EMERGENCE THE SEMIOTIC NATURE MINDING NATURE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS FURTHER READING

3 UMWELT AND MODELLING

INTRODUCTION UEXKÜLL’S CONCEPT OF UMWELT UMWELT AND THE FUNCTIONAL CYCLE MODELLING, AND MODELLING MODELLING VEGETATIVE, ANIMAL, AND CULTURAL UMWELTEN

Vegetative Umwelt Animal Umwelt Cultural (lingual) Umwelt

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4 LOGIC AND COGNITION

PREAMBLE MEANING AND SCHEMAS IN MORPHODYNAMIC SEMIOTICS IMAGE SCHEMAS, SCRIPTS AND FRAMES IN COGNITIVE LINGUISTICS THE PSYCHOLOGY OF IMAGE SCHEMAS: WHEN AND HOW ARE THEY ACQUIRED? THE PHENOMENOLOGY OF IMAGE SCHEMAS: HOW DO THEY SHAPE OUR EXPERIENCES? SCHEMAS AND LOGIC: HOW SCHEMAS SUPPORT INFERENCES AND REASONING PEIRCE: DIAGRAMMATIC REASONING FURTHER READING

5 REALISM AND EPISTEMOLOGY

SEBEOK’S COUNSEL ‘REALISM’ IN PHILOSOPHY AND SEMIOTICS

‘The entire class of linguistic products’ ‘With no distinction between ontology and epistemology’ ‘Realism’ ‘Ontology’ and ‘epistemology’ ‘Realism’ as more than a state of mind and more than a return to premodern views

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6 PEIRCE, PHENOMENOLOGY AND SEMIOTICS

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7 THE SAUSSUREAN HERITAGE

SOME PRELIMINARY QUESTIONS

Theory or philosophy of language The irreductible polysemy of the notion of ‘semiology’ for Saussure and his heirs

SAUSSURE’S ‘SEMIOLOGY’

‘Semiology’ as universal competence of the living being ‘Semiology’ as the necessary foundation of the theory of language Semiotics as a scientific discipline

Semiotics as social psychology Theory of signs taken separately or theory of the planes of signifying and signified Dichotomies or dualities Theorematic aspect of the theory

AN EXPANDING SAUSSUREAN HERITAGE

The Ecole de Paris: The (discontinuist) standard theory New phenomenological and continuist perspectives in general semiotics The semiological teachings of ancient legends

Starting point: an enigma

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8 SOCIOSEMIOTICS

DEFINITION SOCIOSEMIOTICS, CONTEMPORARY SEMIOTICS AND SUBSEMIOTICS SOURCES AND CORRESPONDENCES

Cultural anthropology Cultural semiotics Sociology, the social sciences and social psychology Marxism Pragmatics Pragmaticism

SOCIOSEMIOTIC TERMS THE PLACE(S) OF SOCIOSEMIOTICS FURTHER READING

9 SEMIOTICS OF MEDIA AND CULTURE

INTRODUCTION THE EMERGENCE OF MEDIA STUDIES PROTO-SEMIOTIC APPROACHES ROLAND BARTHES BASIC CONCEPTS POSTSTRUCTURALISM AND BEYOND CONCLUDING REMARKS FURTHER READING

10 SEMIOETHICS

SEMIOETHICS AS DIAGNOSTIC WITHOUT PATIENTS THE DESTINY OF SEMIOSIS OR LIFE OUT OF PLACE, OUT OF IDENTITY, U-TOPOS WHAT RESPONSIBILITY? A TRIDIMENSIONAL SEMIOTIC ANIMAL SEMIOETHICS AND HUMANISM OF OTHERNESS FURTHER READING

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