Man as a sign : essays on the philosophy of language

Preface
Contents
Introduction
1. Signs to Talk About Signs
1.1 Meaning as an Interpretative Route
1.2 The Referent as Implicit Interpretant
1.3 Signality and the Interpretant of Identification in Verbal Signs
1.4 Signality and the Interpretant of Identification in Nonverbal Signs
1.5 Signality and Percepts
1.6 Conventionality, Indexicality and Iconicity between Interpreteds and Interpretants
1.7 Signs and Answering Comprehension
1.8 Enuntiatum, Text and Discourse Genre
Bibliography
2. Adventures of the Sign 2.1 Meaning and Referent in Peter of Spain2.2 Signifies and Semiotics. Victoria Welby and Giovanni Vailati
2.3 On the Signs of Ferruccio Rossi-Landi�s Work
2.4 Methodics of Common Speech in Rossi-Landi
2.5 Humanism, Language and Knowledge in Adam Schaff
2.6 Notes on Semiotics and Marxism
2.7 For a Critique of Equal Exchange Semiotics
2.8 Symbol, Alterity and Abduction
2.9 Dialogue and Alterity in Bakhtin
2.10 Writing and Otherness in Bakhtin, Blanchot, Lévinas
2.11 Semiotics Between Peirce and Bakhtin 2.12 Looking Back While Moving OnBibliography
3. Appendix I: The Problem of Signifying in Welby, Peirce, Vailati, Bakhtin, by Susan Petrilli
3.0 Introduction
3.1 Significs, Meaning and Signs
3.2 The Critique of Language in Vailati and Welby
3.3 Signs and Meaning in Welby and Bakhtin
4. Appendix II: On the Materiality of Signs, by Susan Petrilli
4.1 Signs and Nonsigns
4.2 Verbal and Nonverbal Signs
4.3 Bodies and Signs
4.4 Ideological Signs
4.5 Further Aspects of Sign Materiality
4.6 Concluding Remarks