No. 25 (2019): The semiotic method: milestones and outstanding Questions

Articoli

• Index

  Editorial staff

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Introduction

  Giuditta Bassano, Piero Polidoro

  1-5

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Introduction. Semiotics, design, process

  Daniele Barbieri

  6-7

  • pdf (Italiano)

• The body of the graphic designer and the semiotic corpus. Method notes on Stefan Sagmeister's designs

  Giacomo Festi

  8-19

  • pdf (Italiano)

• The text and the corpus: opportunities and limits of semiotic analysis in advertising

  Cinzia Bianchi

  20-25

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Towards a dialogical method. Dialogue as a tool for knowledge and design

  Salvatore Zingale

  26-32

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Introduction. Interdisciplinarity from the method point of view

  Franciscu Sedda

  33-34

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Translate semiotics? Tools for transdisciplinarity

  Cristina Demaria

  35-42

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Between theory and empiria. Semiotics as a descriptive methodology for social sciences

  Alvise Mattozzi

  43-50

  • pdf (Italiano)

• The ethnosemiotic method for the study of consumer practices

  Marianna Boero

  51-60

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Introduction. The semiotic method and the theory of image

  Francesca Polacci

  61-62

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Semiotics and iconology. New themes for an old confrontation

  Tarcisio Lancioni

  63-72

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Iconic logics? Plastic semiotics and Iconic Turn

  Angela Mengoni

  73-81

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Plastic semiotics and thematic interpretation. For an analysis of the parody in painting

  Lucia Corrain, Pamela Gallicchio

  82-95

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Introduction. Texts, signs, semiotic formations

  Paolo Peverini

  96-97

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Sound box: the black box of sound perception and the methodological limits of semiotics

  Lucio Spaziante

  98-106

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Semiotic formations. A metalinguistic and theoretical exploration

  Franciscu Sedda

  107-115

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Legal texts and working practices. For a semiotics of organizations

  Paolo Sorrentino

  116-122

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Evidence-based medicine, therapeutic efficacy and symbolic efficacy. “Dear ASL I WRITE YOU”: analysis of a corpus of letters sent to the Public Relations Office of ASLTO4 Piedmont

  Alessandra Luciano

  123-131

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Introduction. History of semiotics and methodology

  Cinzia Bianchi

  132

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Procedural structuralism? The semiotic square and the genesis of meaning

  Daniele Barbieri

  133-142

  • pdf (Italiano)

• The paraphrase in Galvano della Volpe: the semantic key of the poiesis

  Valerio Marconi

  143-149

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Introduction. Method and ethnography: daily practices / consumption practices

  Piero Polidoro

  150-151

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Market scenarios and mixed analysis approach. Relationship between semiotic and retail marketing methods. Communication of the performance indicators of a store

  Tiziana Barone

  152-159

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Social Fashion: exercises of method

  Bianca Terracciano

  160-167

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Rome at the cinema: the place experience, between global and local identity

  Paolo Ricci

  168-174

  • pdf (Italiano)

• The path of the body. ways of meaning in Bharata Natyam

  Giulia Borraccino

  175-181

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Introduction. Frontiers of the semiotic method

  Vincenza Del Marco

  182

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Semiotic and Marxian methods: categorical convergences and epistemological questions

  Giorgio Borrelli

  183-190

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Visions of power. Comments on the relationship between space, law and light

  Riccardo Bertolotti

  191-200

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Between food studies and food semiotics: some methodological questions

  Simona Stano

  201-206

  • pdf (Italiano)