No. 30 (2020): From Language to Semiotic Productions. The enunciation: the image and other semiotic forms

Edited by Maria Cristina Addis and Stefano Jacoviello

Published: 2020-12-23

Articoli

• Index

  Editorial staff

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Introduction

  Maria Cristina Addis, Stefano Jacoviello

  1-13

  • pdf (Italiano)

Section 1

• Structuration and enunciation

  Daniele Barbieri

  14-19

  • pdf (Italiano)

• The non-verbal enunciate between information content and enunciation

  Giorgio Lo Feudo

  20-25

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Enunciation and gestures. Communicating by images

  Moira De Iaco

  26-31

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Theatrical enunciation between embodiment and visual semiotics

  Massimo Roberto Beato

  32-42

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Accessing to “read-writing”. Production of signs, enunciation, exaptation

  Paolo Martinelli

  43-51

  • pdf (Italiano)

Section 2

• Studium/Punctum. The spectator’s enunciative shift

  Tiziana Migliore

  52-64

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Enunciation and punctum: ecology of the local and spectacularity

  Marion Colas-Blaise

  65-72

  • pdf (Français (France))

• The model, the painter, the spectator and their dance. Foucault as spectator/reader of Velázquez’s Las Meninas

  Filippo Silvestri

  73-80

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Vision and clarvoyance in Derrida and Deleuze: representation in action

  Julia Ponzio

  81-87

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Positionings of the memory

  Mario Panico

  88-96

  • pdf (Italiano)

Section 3

• The cinematographic signs in Deleuze and Tarkovskij

  Andrius Gudauskas

  97-104

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Semiotics of the gazes and metalevels in filmic enunciation as an interpretative problem

  Bruno Surace

  105-112

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Seeing the listening. The audiovisual enunciation in R. Murray Schafer’s Listen/Écoute

  Emiliano Battistini

  113-122

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Artificial gazes: strategies of enunciation in the machine’s point of view

  Francesco Mazzucchelli

  123-134

  • pdf (Italiano)

Section 4

• The proof of enunciation. Digital photography, deepfake, and the refusing or renegotiation of the document

  Riccardo Finocchi, Antonio Perri, Paolo Peverini

  135-144

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Effects of truth in journalistic pictures

  Marianna Boero

  145-152

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Strategies of opacity and praxis of enunciation in the photographic discourse. On three Man Ray’s “portraits”

  Francesca Polacci

  153-162

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Enunciation and passions in the screenplay text

  Paolo Braga

  163-175

  • pdf (Italiano)

Section 5

• “Watch more”. Strategies of enunciation in the video-on-demand platforms

  Massimiliano Coviello, Valentina Re

  176-189

  • pdf (Italiano)

• XXL thresholds. The opening credits of TV shows on weight loss

  Alice Giannitrapani, Ilaria Ventura Bordenca

  190-200

  • pdf (Italiano)

• New forms of seriality, new formulas of enunciation: Bandersnatch, a case study

  Francesco Piluso

  201-207

  • pdf (Italiano)

• The editorial enunciation. An analysis of articles on digital newspapers

  Rossana De Angelis

  208-217

  • pdf (Français (France))

Section 6

• Enunciation malgré tout. Some more reflections on Calabrese’s “problemi di enunciazione astratta”

  Angela Mengoni

  218-228

  • pdf (Italiano)

• The spectacle of re-enactment and the critical time of testimony in Iñárritu's Carne y Arena

  Luca Acquarelli

  229-238

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Augmented Reality: digital enunciations in a museum

  Ottavia Mosca

  239-248

  • pdf (Italiano)

• The body of evidence. Martyrdom and performance art according to Marina Abramović

  Maria Cristina Addis

  249-257

  • pdf (Italiano)

Section 7

• The Nixon-Kennedy debate: a cold case to be reopened

  Franciscu Sedda

  258-266

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Look: the people! The destiny of a vision from socialism to nowaday populism

  Stefano Jacoviello

  267-280

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Post-veracity. Aesthetics in politics, rhetoric of everyday life, life-styles

  Giacomo Tagliani

  281-288

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Salvini is one of “us”: a (former) minister, an ordinary citizen. Praxis of enunciation and dynamic transformation of meaning

  Giulia Nieddu

  289-296

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Looking closer: forms of the sacred, traces of the truth. Signs, informers, re-enunciations in the Holy Shroud’s discourse

  Gabriele Marino

  322-328

  • pdf (Italiano)

Section 8

• The visual testimonies of the “new” saints: the case of the holy scientists

  Jenny Ponzo

  297-306

  • pdf (Italiano)

• The stigmata of Padre Pio: absolutive enunciation between medicine and mysticism

  Francesco Galofaro

  307-321

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Visual glossolalia. The spiritistic photography between science and religion

  Tatsuma Padoan

  329-344

  • pdf (Italiano)

• The divine sphere and its hidden projections in the Renaissance sacred space

  Alessandra Pozzo

  345-355

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Figures of human initiation. Humanity and Holiness in Auguste Comte's Positivism

  Gabriele Vissio

  356-365

  • pdf (Italiano)

Section 9

• Infopoetry: the poetic enunciation of data

  Salvatore Zingale

  366-373

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Data, interactivity, immersion. Some notes between data visualization and media visualization

  Valentina Manchia

  374-383

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Glitch. Semantics of computational enunciation

  Federico Biggio

  384-394

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Graphic and spatial devices in the deciphering of ancient scripts: the cuneiform writing

  Roberto Pellerey

  395-404

  • pdf (Italiano)

Section 10

• The Ideal Cities and the status of images: enunciation and figuration of the urban space from the Middle Ages to Classicism

  Nicolò Savarese

  405-420

  • pdf (Italiano)

• The processes of enunciation in the city as a text

  Antonio Opromolla

  421-427

  • pdf (Italiano)

• Environmental Graphic Design and the semiotic approach. The case study of a new square on the outskirts of Assisi

  Benedetta Terenzi, Paolo Belardi

  428-440

  • pdf (Italiano)

• The image of the city in the strategies of enunciation the touristic discourse: the case of FUTOUROMA

  Luigi Virgolin

  441-449

  • pdf (Italiano)

Miscellaneous

• “Déshabillon-les!”. The semiotician among the experts

  Denis Bertrand

  450-464

  • pdf (Français (France))

• The paradoxical faces of religions

  Massimo Leone

  465-478

  • pdf (Italiano)