中國符號學研究（第3輯）

內容介紹

《中國符號學研究(第3輯)》主要內容包括：Report on the 10th World Congress of Semiotics，Staff Correspondent，In the Search for Aesthetic Experience，Eero Tarasti （Finland），Semiotics as the Semantic Organizer of Global Human Sciences-Semiotic，Theory: Western Philosophy-centered Approach Vs.Global，Interdisciplinary Approach等等。

作品目錄

Report on the 10th World Congress of SemioticsStaff CorrespondentIn the Search for Aesthetic ExperienceEero Tarasti (Finland)Semiotics as the Semantic Organizer of Global Human Sciences--SemioticTheory:WesternPhilosophy-centeredApproachVs. GlobalInterdisciplinary ApproachYouzheng Li (China)The Image Iconicity in the Chinese LanguageZhuanglin Hu (China)Cassirer in the Context of Saussurean SemioticsErsu Ding (China)CSS Anonymous Review of Manuscripts Started--Editor's Remarksdiazu (Charles) Go (China)The Process of Intercultural Communication: A Semiotic PerspectiveJuming Shen (China)Proximal and Distal Deixis in Spoken English:The Choice between This and ThatXin BinShen Lei (China)On the Theory of General SemioticsAbraham Solomonick (Israel)Understanding Peircean Semiotics and Its Influence on Linguistics—AnExploration on Triadic Logic System of Categories and Model of SignsGuo Hong (China)Dzi'i-Ba'a and the Semiotic Junction of Marriage in the Mekuk TribeJean-Claude-Mbarga (Cameroon)Semiotic Interpretation of Metaphors in the Representation of Speed Switches of Electric FansLiu YuhongLiu Yan (China)Peircean Semiotics and Text Linguistic ModelsPaul van den Hoven (The Netherlands)Special Column for the Study of Peircean SemioticsGuest-EditedbyDr.CharlsPearson,AmericanPeople'sAmbassador to China for logic, semiotics, and Peirce studiesAn Introduction to Peircean Semiotics and the Philosophy of Inquiry Charls Pearson ( U. S. A. )The Status of Semiotic Theory Charls Pearson ( U. S. A. )Understanding Peirce's Mathematical Inquiry as a Practice: Some Ontological ImplicationsElizabeth F. Cooke ( U. S. A. )On Contexts, Complexity, and Continuity: Grounding Peirce's TheoryofSemiosistoExplainIntersubjectiveInterpretation, as Exemplified by MozartRobert S. Hatten ( U. S. A. )