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Acta Semiotica Estica III
Estonian Semiotics Association, 2006
Volume III. Editors; Elin Sütiste and Silvi Salupere Tartu University Press, 2006 Third volume of Acta Semiotica Estica analyse different aspects of Estonian culture (theatre, art, photography, children's literature), organisational culture, political discourse in Soviet Estonia, the phenomenon of voice, language of cinema, theory of cyber text, and life of early christian eremites, but also applied semiotics. In addition a substantia part of the compendium is dedicated to Gregory Bateson and Juri Lotman. The cronicle includes an overview of the most significant events concerning semiotics in 2005. Contents:
Foreword Luule Epner National identity and playing with classics in Estonian theatre at the turn of the millennium. [abstract] Anneli Saro Games with cultural identity in Estonian theatre. [abstract] Berk Vaher Know thyself stranger - the Artaud paradox according to the semiotics of "Self" and "Other". [abstract] Martin Rünk Withdrawal of the subject in ironistic practice: changes in self-representative art (on example of Estonian art). [abstract] Laura Kuusk "Dining with worms" by Peeter Laurits / Ain Mäeots: the mechanisms of meaning. [abstract] Maarja Põld, Ester Võsu Rituals in organizational culture as ways of communicating values and modelling identity: the case of Hansapank. [abstract] Andreas Ventsel "Stalin, this is Lenin today" (deictic approach to cult of the leadership). [abstract] Viivian Jõemets Brief insight into the issue of voice. [abstract] Mari Niitra Characters' names as supporting elements of children's cognitive development in children's literature and school textbooks. [abstract] Rauno Thomas Moss Practical semiotics of early Christian monasticism (ascetic combat with the demons based on the treatises of Evagrius of Pontus). [abstract] Katre Pärn On semiological theory of film language. [abstract] Markku Eskelinen Cybertext theory and expanded narratology. [abstract] Märkamisi |
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