Trattato di semiotica generale

Contains one of the best jokes I know. To paraphrase: Two worn-out dogs with mangy coats run into a third dog on the streets of Moscow. This third dog has a gorgeous, shiny coat, and appears well-fed. The two dogs walk up to the third and ask, "How the hell did you get so much food? We're starving ou Leggi tutto

سخت خوان اما پر نکته رفت تو لیست خوانش دوباره

I would strongly recommend this book to anyone who is a fan of language philosophy as the perfect counter point in which to observe what language does do rather than to meditate on how it does it. The other thing that is so refreshing about Eco is just how readable he is at the same time as conveyin Leggi tutto

Definitely targeted an an audience already familiar with linguistics theory - be prepared to use your dictionary and favorite translation program. Deep, systematic theory of semiotics that breaks down into theories of code production and theories of sign production. I used it in a graduate class as an Leggi tutto

Before there was linguistics, there was semiotics.

Impenetrable. But that's probably me and not him--he's brilliant, but I'm new to this and this is not a primer. I read it because I had to, at about 10 pages per hour, and they were very long hours. It's a pet peeve of mine when someone is in essence lecturing on a topic and they slip in and out of

Umberto Eco afirma que el hombre ya no es el sujeto responsable del lenguaje porque no es el quien lo habla sino que es habitado por el lenguaje. De modo que el lenguaje se convierte en el fundamento del pensamientos y la realidad

امیدوارم که خود مترجم فهمیده باشه چی ترجمه کرده.

Nobody tell Escalante I gave this 3 stars.

This book makes me feel sooo stupid.