1987, ISBN: 0816615195

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[EAN: 9780816615193], Gebraucht, sehr guter Zustand, [PU: University of Minnesota Press], SEMIOTICS; SEMIOTIC THEORY; LITERARY LINGUISTICS, WHY BUY from book sellers who evidently can't be bothered to describe the ACTUAL condition of the book you're focusing on? We take pride in examining each book individually, and describing its condition including defects, if any. THIS is a very good condition soft cover. As so rated, the spine is square, binding tight, and is internally clean and NOT marked in any way. DEFECT noted: Minor wear to some corners of cover, NOT affecting the text block. 237 pages. Translation by Paul J. Perron and Frank H. Collins. Foreword by Fredric Jameson. Quoted in part from the rear cover: "Director of studies at the Ecole des Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales in Paris, A.J. Greimas is a leading thinker in semiotics who has modeled and shaped the discipline over the last twenty-five years. His theories of discourse display the rigor of science without ignoring the concerns of traditional narrative analysis. The essays in this volume are taken from three major works: Du sens (1970), Sémiotique et sciences sociales (1976), and Du sens II (1983). Available here for the first time in English, the selections trace the development of Greimas's work in literary, historical, ethnological, sociological philosophical, and scientific discourses. From the outset, Greimassian semiotics seeks to answer these questions: What are the conditions for the production of meaning, andhow can the transformation of meaning into significance be described? In the first four essays Greimas grounds the anthropomorphic dimension of the theory as a whole and establishes the basic form of narrative grammar. The next six essays explore semio-narrative and surface structures, constructing modal and aspectual grammars. Finally, the last four essays examine communication, sociolinguistics, history, and ethnosemiotics." SHIPS from Eugene, Oregon, USA. INTERNATIONAL orders may require additional postage. Location: case., Books<

1987, ISBN: 0816615195

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1987, ISBN: 0816615195

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1987, ISBN: 9780816615193

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1987, ISBN: 0816615195

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