000			019430000a22003850004500
001			1134
005			20251118152052.0
090			_a1134
100			_a20150504 frey50
101			_afre _aeng
110			_ay 100zd
200			_aSemiotica, n°19/3-4/1977 _fAssociation Internationale de Sémiotique _bPERI
210			_aLa Haye _cMouton _d1977
215			_a157-396 p.
225			_aSemiotica
345			_aDon P. Piet HORSTEN
545			_hp. 157-178 _fRANSDELL Joseph _iSome leading ideas of peirce's semiotic
545			_hp. 179-196 _fSAVAN David _iQuestions concerning certain classifications claimed for signs
545			_hp. 197-208 _fWELLS Rulon S _iPeirce's notion of the symbol
545			_hp. 209-232 _fORMISTON Gayle L _iPeirce's categories : Structure of semiotic
545			_hp. 233-240 _fFAIRBANKS Matthew J _iReality as language in the peircean semiotic
545			_hp. 241-258 _fZEMAN Jay J _iThe esthetic sign in peirce's semiotic
545			_hp. 259-270 _fESPOSITO Joseph L _iIs there a semiocentric predicament ?
545			_hp. 271-280 _fSMITH Michael D _iPeirce and Piaget : A commentary on signs of a common ground
545			_hp. 281-320 _fKEVELSON Roberta _iReversals and recognitions : Peirce and Mukarovsky on the art of conversation
545			_hp. 321-334 _fSTEINER Peter _iJan Mukarovsky and Charles W . Morris : Two pioneers of the semiotics of art
545			_hp. 335-340 _fSIMMONS Sarah _iMukarovsky, structuralism, and the essay
545			_hp. 341-354 _fNEWMAN Lawrence W _iTowards a prague school theory of semantics
545			_hp. 355-366 _fESPOSOTO Joseph L _iSemiotics and philosophy at the international peirce congress (Conference report)
545			_hp. 367-396 _fEAGLE Herbert _iThe semiotics of art : A dynamic View (Review article)
608			_aLINGUISTIQUE
608			_aREVUE
610			_aLINGUISTIQUE
801			_aTN _bBIB.CEC _c20071231 _gUNIMARC