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The Autopoiesis of Architecture, Volume II: A New Agenda for ...
Fully interpreted space – all that is semiologically structured is socially
interpreted Usually we can expect a space to be sub-systematized, under-
articulated and under-interpreted, ie, there are excessive social contents,
excessive formal ...
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Comics: Ideology, Power, and the Critics
semiologically. I want to show how McRobbie's semiological premises control her
approach, and the problems that arise from this. She finds four 'codes': of
romance, fashion and beauty, pop, and personal and domestic life. This means
much ...
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Reading the Graphic Surface: The Presense of the Book in ...
In Signs of Writing Roy Harris studies the implications of Saussure's approach to
the graphic form of language: 'For Saussure, writing systems, although
semiologically separate are not semiologically independent: the written sign
presupposes ...
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For a Critique of the Political Economy of the Sign
Once again, the ideological labor consists in semiologically reducing, in
dispersing this irreducible reality into a great distinctive structure, masculine-
feminine — into sexes that are full, distinct and opposed to one another. This
structure leans ...
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Black Social Dance in Television Advertising: An Analytical ...
The sign-function therefore has (probably) an anthropological value, since it is
the very unit where the relations of the technical and the significant are woven
together.”46 Semiologically, the signified mentally represents something, or is a ...
Carla Stalling Huntington, 2011
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Literature, Culture and Society
It may well be semiologically possible to read the Christian Bible as parody;
sociologically, it would have been extremely ill advised within the city limits of
Calvin's Geneva. The attempt to identify particular historically and socially
influential ...
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Extratemporal lobe epilepsy surgery
For example, seizures that originate in the posterior cingulate region may appear
identical to temporal lobe seizures semiologically and electrographically (
Koubeissi et al., 2009). Similarly, the initial ictal symptoms of nonlesional parietal
lobe ...
Mohamad Z. Koubeissi, Robert Maciunas
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Educational Leadership for the 21st Century: Building a ...
The questions outlined above serve as useful starting points to define the
elements in the SPACE Factor semiologically. The Student “Student” is thus
defined semiologically: Signifier: Student Signified: A person who is studying at a.
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Recovering Landscape: Essays in Contemporary Landscape Theory
This reading of visual represemations as signifying semiologically rather than
optically shirts the site of reception from the retinal field to that of culturally
accrued language. It also infers that indexical traces of light on an emulsion
become ...
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The Return of the Public
All this is done in the name of us, the public, yet we seem to have no genuine say in decision-making and no power to effect change. Why not?
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Optimism comes as a surprise in dark 'Xenia'
Even if you look at it semiologically...” he wonders aloud. Koutras describes the film as a “farewell to youth,” saying that he wanted to make something “about ... «Kathimerini, Maj 14»
This Revolution Cannot Be Televised
The closing down of the Greek national broadcaster, ERT, was nothing more than an ordinary item on the political agenda of a socially defiant, semiologically ... «CounterPunch, Cze 13»
We do not know what no one can deny: Stephen Champion's Lanka …
Even the orange chosen for the endpapers and the title is semiologically resonant, because for Buddhists this colour symbolises the essential and eternal truths ... «Groundviews, Lis 08»
