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Title Signs, Senses and Cognition: Lady Welby and Contemporary Semiotics
Author/s Anna Cabak Rédei
Department/s Semiotics
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Review works au: Susan Petrilli ti: Signifying and Understanding: Reading the works of Victoria Welby and the Signific Movement
Publication/Series Semiotica
Publishing year 2012
Document type Review
Language English
Publisher Mouton de Gruyter
Status submitted
Abstract English Susan Petrilli discusses Victoria Welby (1837–1912) and the Signific movement in her book Signifying and Understanding. The disposition of the book is chronological and thematic, and Petrilli’s discussion connects Welby’s work with contemporary semiotics, as well as with the intellectual and scientific landscape of Welby’s own time. For instance, a selection of Welby’s vast correspondence with intellectuals, researchers and philosophers important to linguistics, semiotics, psychology and anthropology, to mention a few of her interests mirrored in the exchange of letters, is included in the book. The review aims at further connecting Welby’s work to semiotic research of the day, where phenomenological and modern cognitive influences are important.
Subject Languages and Literatures
Keywords Signific Movement, Victoria Welby, semiotics, psychology, sign, meaning.
ISBN/ISSN/Other ISSN: 0037-1998
Project Centre for Cognitive Semiotics (CCS)
Funder Riksbankens Jubileumsfond

 

 

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