A Theory of Semiotics Umberto EcoFrom the book jacket: "Unberto Eco's Chair is the first appointment at any university explicitly designated as a Professorship of Semiotics. In A Theory of Semiotics, his latest major book-length treatment focusing on the general foundations that constitute the twin problems of the doctrine of signs --comunication and signification--he deomonstrates his comprehensive mastery of the field in its numerous ramifications, carrying the argument of his 1968 work, La struttura assente, much closer towards a logic of culture. He presents in his new work a highly original theory of sign production, including a carefully wrought typology of signs and modes of production. His book illuminates, as well, one of his chief conscerns: where do the political, epistemological, and natural boundaries of semiotics lie?" Book itself is in excellent, near fine condition. DJ is a bit ratty and torn.
| pub date: | 1976 | | publisher: | Indiana University Press | | pages: | 354 | | format: | Hardcover | | ISBN: | 253359554 |
| sku: | 4460
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