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Dialogical Structure of the Brain and the Ternary System of the Mind: The Neurosemiotics of Yuri Lotman. [PDF]

Consort Psychiatr
Yuri Lotman (1922–1993) was a semiologist, literary critic, and cultural historian from Soviet Russia. He is credited with founding the multidisciplinary Tartu-Moscow School of Semiotics.
Sanna M.
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Interview with Vyacheslav V. Ivanov about semiotics, the languages of the brain and history of ideas [PDF]

Sign Systems Studies, 2011
The interview with one of the founders of the Tartu–Moscow school, semiotician Vyacheslav Vsevolodovich Ivanov (b. 1929) from August 2010, describes V. V. Ivanov’s opinions of several scholars and their work (including Evgenij Polivanov, Mikhail Bakhtin,
Ekaterina Velmezova, Kalevi Kull
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Correlation of Metrical and Phonological Units of Language [PDF]

Studia Metrica et Poetica, 2015
This paper was first published in Russian (Lekomceva 1969). Margarita Ivanovna Lekomceva (b. 1935) is a distinguished Russian linguist and semiotician, member of the Tartu-Moscow School of Semiotics.
Margarita Lekomceva
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Reading Uspenskij: Soviet ‘semiotics of history’ in the West [PDF]

Sign Systems Studies, 2017
The article explores the reception of Boris Uspenskij’s writings and ideas outside of the Soviet Union, primarily in Western European and North American academic contexts.
Taras Boyko
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Semiotics of cultural history [PDF]

Sign Systems Studies, 2017
The interpretation of cultural history in the context of cultural semiotics, especially interpretation of semiotics of cultural history as a semiotics of culture, and semiotics of culture as a semiotics of cultural history, gives us, first, a deeper ...
Peeter Torop
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Semiosphere and history: Toward the origins of the semiotic approach to history [PDF]

Sign Systems Studies, 2017
This article compares the approaches to the semiotics of history of two central figures of the Tartu-Moscow School of Semiotics – Juri Lotman and Boris Uspenskij.
Mikhail Trunin
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The Moscow–Tartu Semiotic School and Soviet Art History [PDF]

Yearbook of Balkan and Baltic Studies
Although the problems of art history did not form the core of the Moscow–Tartu semiotic school’s interests, its members often turned to the material of visual art within the framework of general and specific studies of sign systems.
Nataliya Zlydneva
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Tartu–Moscow school of semiotics and history [PDF]

Historein, 2014
<p>The article examines and contextualises a corpus of ideas by members of the Tartu–Moscow (semiotic) school, which was dedicated to various issues connected with theoretical aspects of history, historiography, the historian’s craft, and the nature of historical research per se.</p>
Boyko, Taras
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Szkoła tartusko-moskiewska po latach [PDF]

Er(r)go, 2015
Bogusław Żyłko University of Gdańsk "The Tartu-Moscow School Years Later" The paper discusses the origins and contribution of the renowned Tartu-Moscow school of semiotics and its subsequent development and contributions to semiotics and to the study ...
Bogusław Żyłko
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Semiotic study of landscapes: An overview from semiology to ecosemiotics [PDF]

Sign Systems Studies, 2011
The article provides an overview of different approaches to the semiotic study of landscapes both in the field of semiotics proper and in landscape studies in general.
Kati Lindström, Kalevi Kull, Hannes Palang   +2 more
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